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A New Hope Another Star Wars film, another Lego game follows. Developer: Traveller's Tales, returns to give its usual serious-to-awesomely kooky spin on Force Awaken's epic adventure in video game form. Creating Lego franchise entries based on all other Star Wars films that have come before, the stakes are set even higher for Traveler's Tales when creating a game around The Force Awakens, which met such high levels of critical acclaim. A look into its available set of playable characters, set pieces and gameplay innovations included, the demo for this new instalment shows that it may just bring enough new to the table to be worth it's anticipation.  D'awww! Visuals from the minute you dive into the demo make you realise this is a Lego game in all the right ways. The entirety of the demo covers the chase sequence on the desert planet: Jakku. From on-screen inhabitants, characters and the set pieces surrounding them, visuals pop onscreen with t...

A Platinum Insight As of a few days ago, the demo for Final Fantasy XV titled “Platinum Demo: Final Fantasy XV” has made its way onto the Playstation and Xbox Live stores, free to download. After around 40 minutes, the special demo offers an unexpected and unique insight into the main games’ protagonist. Is it worth your time? Definitely. The entirety of the Platinum demo is a dream sequence within the mind of Final Fantasy XV’s main character, Noct, as a young boy. Being guided via telepathic text message with a Carbuncle (adorable unicorn, rabbit, cat-thing), the demo takes you through four different levels. Each level has its own intriguing scenery, music and several gameplay elements added casually whilst journeying from one dream level to another. Visuals Awwww! Whilst not a massive package of gameplay, the demo is more of an engaging showcase that tries to suck in the player to show what this world can be. Even though these levels are all parts of a dre...