We played the browser version of this classic first person shooter on the show, but this version is exactly the same and worth every penny.

Take the frenetic play of Quake III, make it free-to-play and accessible on practically any spec PC, and you've got Quake Live.

Playing with sound is often marginalised to musicians and producers. With Auditorium, that's not the case.

The team explored this classic MMO on the podcast, and found its blending of WoW-esque play with pen and paper roleplaying to be quite thrilling.

We tried the original free version of this game, but the concept and "unique" control method is the same in this paid version.

A dark and moody platformer that asks you to take a leap of faith.

Our Kris adores Tomb Raider, and this reboot is no exception. We spoke with TR expert Stellalune in our retrospective of the game.

When we played Puzzle Pirates we found a world inhabited, not by children (as we first thought), but by older gamers looking for a safe space.

Though it's barely connected to the original universe, the quests and co-op play is, with friends, a Tolkien treat.

We played the original freeware title on InRetroSpect, but this updated version with more content represents excellent value for money.