To celebrate the launch of Star Wars Battlefront we have provided this Free issue.

Welcome to issue 122 of The GameOn Magazine! The
weather may be growing cold outside, but we’re staying
toasty thanks to the warmth of our GPUs. Thankfully
there are plenty of new releases to keep them running!
Just don’t ask to see the electricity bill…
Our articles this month include Gary’s final part of
ranking the Switch’s SNES games, Jamie rocking on
about Brütal Legend and Harry giving us a history
lesson. There are a handful of others, but my favourite
one is the one I wrote, talking about my experience at
a press event. I was there to see Sniper Ghost Warrior
Contracts, and wound up shooting six people.
Speaking of Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts, our
previews include one about that - as the review code
hadn’t come in before we went to press. You can also
read about A Fold Apart and Foregone, from Richard
who wanted to take a look before they get a full release
date.
Finally, our reviews which number 20, and range from
AAA to the indiest of indies. Ben dug the Manifold
Garden, Richard told Police Stories and Chris joined
the Earth Defence Force: Iron Rain. Meanwhile Joshua
became a Rebel Galaxy Outlaw, Adam crowned the
Monkey King: Hero Is Back and Francis was Indivisible
by zero. Simon was also a busy bee, reviewing both
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint and Destiny 2:
Shadowkeep.

previews have some stuff from gamescom, as well
as a bunch from Gary who was a very busy bee! Also,
Matthew experienced a Project Downfall, Joseph got
Barotrauma and James rode The Cycle.
We have more reviews than previews (not that we’re
lacking in those!), including Francis throwing the Astral
Chain and Simon shooting the Gun Gun Pixies whilst
visiting the Borderlands 3. Meanwhile, Matthew had
a Daymare: 1998, Andrew experienced Ion Fury and
Richard fought the Creature in the Well. The final two
I’ll mention, so that I’m not repeating names, are Steven
getting on the GRID and myself having a round of What
the Golf?!

Welcome to issue 120 of The GameOn Magazine! We’ve
seen the back of gamescom, though we haven’t seen the
last of all that sausage. However, as we prepare for the
AAA titles coming out over the next couple of months,
we haven’t forgotten all of the games that have come
out in the past few!
With a bunch of articles in this issue, including our usual
So I Tried’s, and I wrote a list of things I want from the
next Saints Row title (recently announced, I told you
three issues ago!). We also have Steven telling us his
experience with a VR concert. A few of our writers did
multiple things, so since I don’t like mentioning the
same person twice per paragraph, you’ll just have to find
out what they are yourselves! I will, however, mention
Gary’s article about why he doesn’t want to play Ion
Fury. It’s an interesting piece, even if you’re familiar with
the recent controversy.
We have some gamescom previews, such as Monkey
King: Hero is Back and Sayonara Wild Hearts. There are
also a couple of bigger titles, such as Super Monkey
Ball: Banana Blitz HD and DOOM Eternal, so make sure
you check those out. We also have Richard donning the
Marvel’s Iron Man VR armour!
Finally, as always, are our reviews, which have Joshua
getting caught in the Crumple Zone, Simon bathing in
the Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Joseph hitting it Out
of the Park Baseball 20. Meanwhile Jessica began to
Crystar, Gary ran from the Blair Witch and Matthew
started his own Hyperspace Delivery Service. Again, I
don’t want to repeat names, so I’ll let you get on to
reading the tons of other things we’ve put in this issue,

Welcome to issue 119 of The GameOn Magazine!
gamescom is underway as you read these words, so
forgive us for not having anything about it - it’s still weeks
away as I write these words! So, imagine that I wrote
something about the great job your favourite publisher
has done at this year’s show.
Our articles this month have several longer pieces, and
quite a bit about consoles in varying shapes. But first off
Francis ranks Link’s 3D adventures through Hyrule, and
Sam pits the recent big “Team” racing games against
one another. Then we have Shayne telling us what to
buy on Switch and a bunch from Neil - he’s been busy!
Leading the previews section is Ethan feeling the Lust
from Beyond. Meanwhile I do that Metro Sim Hustle,
while Calum tries to Get to the Orange Door. There’s
also a visit to a certain spaceship you may have seen on
the cover of this very magazine.
Finally, our reviews are light on the ground, but you can
see Richard doing Kill la Kill: IF, and a mechanised Joshua
in SteamWorld Quest Hand of Gilgamesh. Gary became
Pathologic 2, Matthew looked for It Lurks Below and
Steven enrolled in Space Ops VR.

Welcome to issue 118 of The GameOn Magazine! The
sun is shining (most of the time) on GameOn Towers,
and we’re staying out of it in order to play more games!
There have been some great smaller releases while
we’ve recovered from E3, but as ever they haven’t all
been winners.
In our articles this month, we have the usual couple of
So I Tried’s, as well as Richard’s ranking of the 3D entries
in the Grand Theft Auto franchise. Sam took a look at
where Assassin’s Creed should go next, James is worried
about more digital PC game storefronts and Gary took a
look at Antstream.
We only have the one preview this month, and it’s for
the second voxel Dragon Quest game - Dragon Quest
Builders 2. Shayne played a bit of it and wanted to let us
know his thoughts.
So that leaves us with our reviews, where Jessica took
part in The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II while
Antonio walked the Pathway. Meanwhile Shayne was
Dauntless, Steven raced the F1 2019 and Benedict visited
The Sinking City. James showed that he was sporty one
with Snooker 19, Joshua was one of the Void Bastards
and I ate pudding with Super Neptunia RPG.

Welcome to issue 117 of The GameOn Magazine! E3
has been and gone - that was fast! But as it happened
days before we went to press, you can find coverage
of the main conferences right in these very pages!
Unfortunately, there was no announcement of another
Saints Row title - at least not before this went out the
door!
Despite the huge coverage of Nintendo, Ubisoft, Square
Enix and Microsoft, we do have a couple of So I Tried’s
because we know you guys love them. I also bullied our
mag designer into including the second part of Francis’
Sekiro boss fight ranking, because the first part was in
last month’s issue!
On to our previews, we sent Joshua to the Monster
Sanctuary, Gary tried to keep Pacer and Calum set Hell
Let Loose. Wait, that doesn’t work - but I don’t have time
to re-write it! I was waiting until the last second for that
Saints Row announcement that didn’t come!
Then we have our reviews, where Owen became a God
Eater 3, Ben danced the Dance of Death: Du Lac & Fey
and Richard considered Days Gone. Meanwhile Jessica
saw the Dragon Star Varnir, and Joshua swung the
Warhammer: Chaosbane.

Welcome to issue 116 of The GameOn Magazine! By the
time you read this, we’ll be gearing up for E3, so expect
some write-ups of what happens then! But since it’s still
a few weeks away as I’m writing these words, I’ve no
idea what to expect. Personally, I’m hoping as ever for
Fifth of Saints Row (my workshopped title for the next
Saints Row title).
Our articles this month are quite varied, as Simon
celebrates Ape Escape’s anniversary, while Mackenzie
remembers a bad year. Francis has some thoughts on
the worst-to-best Sekiro bosses, Elisa wonders where
Star Wars is heading and Gary ponders the Sonic The
Hedgehog movie. There’s a bunch more, so I won’t keep
you too long.
We have a couple of previews, because Simon shot
things in Nova Drift, and Joshua mined the depths of
Deep Rock Galactic.
Which brings us to our reviews, where Joshua pledged
Until I Have You, Ben had a visit from The Textorcist and
Andrew tells us about The Occupation. Meanwhile Gary
activated the Stellar Interface, Ethan wondered whether
he was Dead Or Alive 6, and Jessica pondered how Our
World Is Ended.

Welcome to issue 114 of The GameOn Magazine! Easter
has been and gone, and everyone in the office is full of
chocolate. Chocolate-themed mugs decorate desks, and
we’ve still got to put this magazine together!
Our articles consist of Owen talk about dating while
Neil tells us about marriage, and Ethan talks about
a PlayStation 2 game you may have heard of. Mark is
complaining about Pokémon, and I played a bunch of
games based on a Disney Channel cartoon. There’s a
few more, but those are the important ones.
We only have a single preview, where Simon shoots
giant women with “fun” bullets, to tell us what to expect
when Gun Gun Pixies hits Switch & PC later this year.
Then in our reviews, Mark met Elli, Simon went to the
X4: Foundations and Ethan became a Warrior Orochi 4.
Then Alex was the pure Apex Legends, Elisa hit some
Wonder Wickets and Nikki put a gas mask on Metro
Exodus. I want to make a joke about Adam visiting the
Arcade Spirits, but that would be mean because man, I
miss arcades…

Welcome to issue 114 of The GameOn Magazine! Easter has been and gone, and everyone in the office is full of chocolate. Chocolate-themed mugs decorate desks, and we’ve still got to put this magazine together!
Our articles consist of Owen talk about dating while Neil tells us about marriage, and Ethan talks about a PlayStation 2 game you may have heard of. Mark is complaining about Pokémon, and I played a bunch of games based on a Disney Channel cartoon. There’s a few more, but those are the important ones. We only have a single preview, where Simon shoots giant women with “fun” bullets, to tell us what to expect when Gun Gun Pixies hits Switch & PC later this year. Then in our reviews, Mark met Elli, Simon went to the X4: Foundations and Ethan became a Warrior Orochi 4. Then Alex was the pure Apex Legends, Elisa hit some Wonder Wickets and Nikki put a gas mask on Metro Exodus. I want to make a joke about Adam visiting the Arcade Spirits, but that would be mean because man, I miss arcades…

Welcome to issue 113 of The GameOn Magazine! We’re
in the lovey-dovey spirit as we put this mag together,
because it’s February - but by the time you read this it’s
almost March! So enjoy some hot cross buns while you
have a look at this issue’s content.
In articles this month, we have Ethan wondering about
Crysis, Mark salty about Fortnite and Sam’s opinions on
Starlink pilots. We also have Elisa and Steve’s thoughts on
Metro Exodus and the Epic Game Store, Alan’s opinion
on some Switch peripherals and Paul suggesting some
Wii U-to-Switch ports.
Meanwhile in our previews, there is Ben trying to Anew:
The Distant Light and James getting caught up in Rapture
Rejects.
Finally, our reviews include Alan being so Vane, Christian
trying to Blink and Elisa joining the Party Hard 2. Then
Nikholai tells us about My Time At Portia, Neil solves The
Shapeshifting Detective and Benedict explores Planet
Alpha. We have plenty more, but I’m having trouble
finding puns for Adam’s Just Cause 4 and Sean’s Roarr!
The Adventures of Rampage Rex - Jurassic Edition.

Welcome to issue 112 of The GameOn Magazine! Have
you recovered from the binge eating/drinking/watching
from over the festive period? If not, you should probably
see a doctor, it’s been like a month. But while you wait
in the doctor’s waiting room, give the mag a read - just
don’t leave it behind (unless you printed it off for some
reason).
In our articles this month, we have Ethan playing
Furi(ously), Joseph waxing poetic about horses, Sam
considering Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s… odyssey? …
and Neil regretting attending the midnight launch of
the Kinect all those years ago. We also have some stuff
about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Dead by Daylight and
January’s games from Travis, Luke and Paul respectively,
alongside some others.
Our previews are on the light side, but Travis leaned right
into that with The Light Keeps Us Safe. Matt checked
Between the Stars for loose change, and Benedict
explored the Dungeon Crowley.
Then we have our reviews, and it’s a whole range of
scores between them.. Nikholai brought a bottle to the
Skeletal Dance Party while Gary hid in The Room from
Mark’s Jagged Alliance: Rage. Travis found things to be
Boundless, Thomas ate some Guacamelee! 2 and Elisa
activated Project Hospital. There’s more, but I don’t like
using our writer’s names more than once per paragraph,
and several of them wrote multiple reviews!

IT’S CHRISTMAS! At least, so long as you didn’t leave
reading this until after New Year, then I’m wrong and
you missed reading the 111th issue of The GameOn
Magazine at the most wonderful time of the year! But in
either case, Happy Near Year too!
Make sure you check out our GameOn Christmas Gift
Guide, available at gameonmag.com/url/xmas2018
We’ve got a few Christmas-themed articles - just make
sure you don’t overdo it on the booze! Remember:
everything in moderation. We also have some new
writers joining us over the next couple of issues, amongst
them are Joseph talking about battle royales and Mark
being all nostalgic. We also have a look at a mini-PACMAN
arcade from James, and Alexander talking about
Pokémon Let’s Go, amongst others!
Next up, we have an interview which Thomas conducted
at EGX, with the Beyond Blue crew.
We then only have a couple of previews this issue,
with Elisa looking into ye olde Medieval Shopkeeper
Simulator, and myself holding my Breathedge.
Finally, we have a bunch of reviews to let you know
which last-minute gifts to grab your friends, family and
loved ones (or what to look for in the sales!). Simon
reversed over Nickelodeon Kart Racers, James couldn’t
run from The Escapists: Complete Edition, and I hired
the HITMAN 2. Meanwhile, Ethan bid us ADIOS Amigo,
James aimed for the head of Overkill’s The Walking Dead
and Gary something-something Strange Brigade: The
Thrice Damned 2 - The Sunken Kingdom. Come on, you
pun that last one and tweet it to me…

Welcome to issue 110 of The GameOn Magazine! Have
you bought any of the latest AAA releases that have
flooded the shelves over the past few weeks? No? Good,
you’re obviously waiting to see what we thought about
them - unfortunately not all of them are in here yet. But
don’t worry, we have a couple of new features to show
off instead!
What is in here? Well, just a couple of articles, one by
myself and Ethan wonders what happened with Alpha
Protocol. We also have an interesting interview with
Cyrille Imbert - Executive Producer on Streets of Rage 4,
as well as one all about the upcoming Beyond Blue, both
conducted by Thomas.
Our previews include Christian going overboard in
Stormworks: Build and Rescue, James unkilling Overkill’s
The Walking Dead and Thomas visiting Kingdom Hearts
3.
Finally, we have a ton of reviews, such as Nikholai warming
the Frozen Synapse 2, Calum escaping the Impulsion
and Steven being a Prime Mover. Then Simon saw that
The World Ends With You -Final Remix-, and Anna went
Spartan on Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. Of course who
could forget that Elisa joined the Spiral Scouts, I became
one of the LEGO DC Super-Villains and Ethan lived in the
Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Finally, you’ll have noticed
the cover by now, and seen that James ate beans in Red
Dead Redemption 2.

Welcome to issue 109 of The GameOn Magazine! EGX
is fresh in our minds, and there are some big releases
coming this month, but we’re still plugging away! That
is, when we’re not hunting for the Ghost Of GameOn
Towers… Because yes, Halloween is on the horizon as
I type these words, and are coming out just after this
issue is published!
Prepare to be spooked by our selection of articles, which
include me wondering why giant spiders are a thing,
Gary telling us some chilling fan theories and Adam
telling us about some franchises that need a horror
game. Nikholai has also given us a couple, one based on
Metal Gear Solid, and the other about Dead Space. We
also have Spider-Man, Destiny, Tenchu and more, so get
ready for a treat!
Not that our previews are tricks, with a couple by Gary
from gamescom, and a couple from Thomas’ time at
EGX!
Finally are our scary reviews, where Elisa went handson
with Evenicle, Andrew W. called This is the Police 2
and Gary fought for Freedom Planet! Meanwhile, Simon
sang The Bard’s Tale IV: Barrows Deep, Ethan visited a
Castaway Paradise, and Steven was admitted to Two
Point Hospital. Finally. Gary became a Graveyard Keeper
and I fought Far Cry 5’s Dead Living Zombies! There’s
more of course

Welcome to issue 108 of The GameOn Magazine! As I
write this in GameOn Towers, gamescom has been and
gone, but EGX is mere days away! What does that mean
for you? It means that you’ve got some gamescom
previews to read, and can look forward to some coverage
from EGX in a month’s time!
First up are our selection of articles, including a Short
Thought from James, Owen telling us more of the best
weapons in Monster Hunter World and a look at Dead
By Daylight’s The Spirit from Luke. Ethan also wonders
where Medal of Honor has gotten to, Olly ranks some CoD
maps and I played literally every Spider-Man videogame
to tell you which are the best on every platform ever.
There’s over 100, just FYI.
Next, we have an interview with Yasuyuki Oda, the
producer for SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy. We sat
down with him months ago, but since the game has just
been released, we figured this was a better place to put
it.
Then we’ve got some of those lovely gamescom previews
from Elisa, Gary and James. There’s Life is Strange 2, Call
of Cthulhu and Devil May Cry 5 amongst others, and
James even took the time to play Fear The Wolves a
bunch when it entered Early Access.
Finally, because we’re already running low on room for
this editorial, we have a bunch of reviews. Olly made
Earthfall, Elisa went out in the Gene Rain and James
spilled his Guts and Glory. Meanwhile, Gary sang The
Lion’s Song, Thomas joined the Yakuza Kiwami 2, and
(since we have an interview with the producer) Simon
fought his way through SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy.

Welcome to the September issue of The GameOn
Magazine! We’re preparing to put the barbecue away,
but not before our triumphant “Back from gamescom”
party! Unfortunately, due to when we have to send this
to the digital printers, our gamescom content won’t be
in this issue. Come back next issue, though, and you’ll
certainly find it.
So what do we have this issue to tide you over? We have
some articles, such as Ethan telling us what happened to
Mindjack, and Matt playing Star Fox Guard. There’s also
my big Diary of Total Overdose, which is basically a textbased
Let’s Play, and a few others.
We also have an interview with Mike Phillips, the
developer of the latest game to hit the Mega Drive,
Tanglewood. He also talks about the difficulties in
creating a brand new game on 20 year old hardware,
and is well worth a read.

Welcome to the August issue of The GameOn Magazine! While we’re gearing up for gamescom, don’t think we forgot what happened at E3! So whilst we pre-stretch our lederhosen, you have a read of those while I tell you what else is in these fine pages.
As well as the aforementioned E3 coverage from Gary, Owen and James, our articles cover such subjects as Star Trek and an assortment of GameCube titles. There is also Simon telling us about games from developers you may not expect, and Ethan talking about a cult favourite vampire game, as well as a couple of hardware reviews from Luke and Owen.
We have a small selection of previews, with Calum dying to tell us about SOS Battle Royale and Versus World, Matt covering things in Feudal Alloy and me seeing Flashing Lights whenever I do this with my neck.

Welcome to the July issue of The GameOn Magazine! E3? What’s that? Oh right, it’s what is filling our pages in this very issue! We watched the presentations so you didn’t have to - and not all of them were stellar.
Amongst our articles is the question of why Steam were censoring - before they decided not to do it anymore. We’re monthly, so please forgive us. We also have James ranking the first bunch of Call of Dutys, Alex in awe of an axe and Elisa’s write-up of F.E.A.R. There’s also the E3 overviews I promised a paragraph ago.
In our previews, we have a few things from EGX Rezzed courtesy of Adam, and James’ writing Fade to Silence. Sorry, it’s been a busy month, I’ll try to give you better puns.

Welcome to the June issue of The GameOn Magazine!
We’re finally experiencing the heat here at GameOn
Towers, unfortunately it’s not always due to the sunshine.
I think we need to consider moving to a country further
south…
Our articles this month include three from me, about
the Far Cry series, Mad Max and Sonic The Hedgehog.
There’s also a continuation from last month’s Dead By
Daylight killers ranking by Nathan, Alex’s opinion on
why Black Flag is the best Assassin’s Creed, and Ethan
tries to work out what happened to the Risen franchise.
Since Adam attended EGX Rezzed, he’s written previews
for four titles, including Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn.
Calum also tried to Abandon Ship, Nikholai ran with the
Descenders and Blake participated in the Darwin Project.
On to reviews, Tyler caused an Extinction, Ethan became
a Pure Farming 20018-er, and James placed the WARTILE.
Then Ethan saw what happened when you pitted Tesla
vs Lovecraft, Ryan admired the Symmetry and Reece
was a bit of a Bombslinger. We have everything from a
3/10 to a 10/10 this month

Welcome to the May issue of The GameOn Magazine!
I’d like to talk about how the weather is improving,
brightening up the days with springtime niceness.
But I can’t, because GameGrin Towers hasn’t seen
much sunshine so far this year. Instead, I’ll talk about
videogames, and keep ignoring the outside. We’ve got a
bumper issue this month, mainly because we whipped
the Seasonal Affective Disorder out of our writers.
Figuratively. Okay, we got them one of those lights.
Our articles are packed with Ryan obsessing over Forza
Horizon 4, James M. telling Konami what to do, and Adam
listing his favourite stories. Nathan took some time to
rank the first lot of Dead by Daylight killers, and James
B. continued ranking the Final Fantasy series - and we’ve
got several more for you to check out.
Meanwhile in the previews, Simon experienced The
Voice Rains Upon Her Heart, Calum joined the Battalion
1944 and Matt prepared the Cefore.
As always, my final paragraph is going to be puns about
reviews. Gary wore the Molten Armor, Ethan learned to
Fear Effect Sedna and Simon rode Into The Breach. Kayla
wondered about Seven: The Days Long Gone, Blake let
the Moss grow, and Andrew visited Gleaner Heights -
remember we had an interview with the creator last
issue? Of course you do (or can pick it up wherever you
grabbed this issue!).

Welcome to the April issue of The GameOn Magazine!
We’ve only just finished the Valentine’s Day chocolate,
and Easter is upon us! But nevermind that, we’ve had a
bumper issue to prepare, and prepare we have!
Amongst our articles this month are Simon getting a
hold on his F.E.A.R., James M. seeing how Battlefield 1 is
doing, and Nathan telling us which horror game baddies
had the biggest impression on him. There’s also the first
part of a ranking of the Final Fantasy titles, and the inprogress
review of Monster Hunter: World. There are
more, but if I told you about them, I wouldn’t have space
to talk about our interviews!
That’s right, plural interviews. We spoke with the
composer for Where the Water Tastes Like Wine, Ryan
Ike, as well as the sole developer of Gleaner Heights,
Emilios Manolidis. Our reviews for both games should be
in our next issue, since we conducted these interviews
before the games were out, and they’re both good ones!
As for previews this month, Kayla went to Warhammer:
Vermintide 2 (ahead of next issue’s review), and also
took a look at MetaMorph: Dungeon Creatures. Nikholai
raided the fruit bowl for All-Star Fruit Racing, and we’ve
got a few others, too.
Finally, on to our reviews which include Olly looking into
the Black Mirror, Billy getting Ripped Pants At Work, and
Steven petting the Dig Dog. Alex fought alongside the
Dynasty Warriors 9, while Josh read the Nine Parchments,
and Blake kicked the UFC 3.

Welcome to the March issue of The GameOn Magazine!
The booze has dried up, and we’ve sobered up after our
100th issue celebration, just in time to write about some
videogames. Don’t worry, having been at this for 101
issues hasn’t dulled our senses - plus we’ve brought on
some new staff recently to make sure of that!
We have a few articles this month, with Elisa ranking
some horror games, Blake having done a quick write-up
of the PSVR, and Owen tries to scare us with his pick of
adorable monsters he wants to see in Monster Hunter
World. The one that you’ll spend most time reading,
however, is Alex’s idiot’s guide to the Overwatch league.
It’s a cracking read.
There are only a couple of previews this month, with
quite possibly the final gamescom preview in Surviving
Mars, and my write-up of My Time at Portia.
Amongst our reviews are Nikholai blowing up Scrap
Galaxy, Thoms taking some Tennis in the Face, and Olly
visiting The Shrouded Isle. Adam received his degree in
becoming The Automatician, Nathan went Heliborne,
and Gary helped out Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back.

One hundred - ready or not, here it is! Yes, the February
issue of The GameOn Magazine is our one hundredth.
That shouldn’t come as a surprise, as you’ve been with
us from the start, right? Heck, even if you haven’t, we’re
very happy to have you aboard for our entry to triple
digits!
Whereas most people have been listing their favourite
games from 2017, we took this big opportunity to
present you with our favourite games of all time! What’s
more, we listed our Top 10 franchises of all time.
We also have Simon writing about Final Fantasy, Owen
with something about Monster Hunter and Ethan writing
about Darkwatch of all things. As usual, I’m not telling
you about everything, because this is videogames, not a
tarot reading!
In previews, Nikholai experienced some Dead Cells,
Nathan rode the Crest and Christian took Coffence at
what he wrote. There’s five in total, so you can tell I’m
not making jokes about two of them - you’ll have to read
on to find out more.
As for the reviews this issue, Tyler felt the Hand of Fate
2, Olly got Darkwood, and Andrew took The Low Road.
Matt was a real People Eater, Adam tried to ReThink and
Dylan “something funny about Gorogoa”.
Once again, we are stoked that you’re here for our 100th
issue, and we’re honestly hoping you join us for the next
100. But in the meantime, there’s plenty to read so I’ll let
you get to reading,

Happy New Year, everyone! That’s right, it’s the January
issue of The GameOn Magazine! 2018s first quarter
looks to be filled with good stuff that we’ll no doubt be
covering in the coming months, but before that we’ve
got to write about the rest of 2017s games, some of
which you probably received as Christmas pressies!
Most of our articles are impressions from MCM that
Owen insisted we hold back until they were all ready.
However, we also have Nikholai’s coverage of what he
saw at the Sweden Game Conference and a couple of
other bits.
While he was at MCM, Owen also had a sit down with
two of the people behind the upcoming Little Witch
Academia: Chamber of Time in our featured interview.
We’ve got a few gamescom previews from Marcello and
Calum, but Nathan has been working his rear off , visiting
the Regions of Ruin and Wrongworld, only to Party Hard
2. Finally, Olly started some Medieval Kingdom Wars,
and Kayla sailed the Iron Tides.
Meanwhile, in the reviews Nikholai tried to work out
what ELEX meant and Kayla went for some Flix and Chill
2: Millennials while Tyler dropped in on The Jackbox Party
Pack 4. Blake couldn’t stop shouting Oh My Godheads,
Andrew could only see Indygo and Alex fought the
Warriors All Stars, but everything calmed down after
Olly had his Cat Quest. There are loads more, but I don’t
like to repeat writer’s names, it just makes them uppity.

Welcome to the December issue of The GameOn Magazine! Of course, we’re writing this at the start of November, so it won’t be until next issue that we’re thinking about Christmas, so don’t worry, our sleigh bells aren’t jingling just yet! We’re still catching up with October’s big launches. Another slim month for articles, but two of them are lengthy enough to make you forget it. Calum wrote about the role of war in the Call of Duty series, Owen played the next Digimon game, and Tyler has a problem with Raiders of the Broken Planet. Marcello and Calum are still putting out their gamescom previews, with delights such as Police Simulator 18 and Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth: Book Two. Also, Nikholai ran for the Gold Rush, Kayla got out of the way of the Dodgeball, and Christian rented a JCB Pioneer: Mars. Finally, our reviews are an absolute engorgement of gaming goodness (and badness). Ethan found time to Bleed, Simon walked the Guild Wars 2: Path of Fire, and Kayla tried to Grab The Bottle. Nathan opened up Beans: The Coffee Shop Simulator, Gary wondered whether he had a Knack II, Nikholai checked out his Blue Reflection and Andrew envisioned The Evil Within 2. Oh, and of course with the big games, Anna discovered the Assassin’s Creed Origins and Blake gazed into South Park: The Fractured but Whole.

Welcome to the November issue of The GameOn
Magazine! The end of the year is fast approaching, and
we’re putting in some big plans for the year ahead,
because there’s only so long you remain this awesome
without getting better.
There’s only a few articles this issue, including a bunch of
thoughts Owen had about three Bandai Namco games,
and a look back at Portal before it was Portal by Adam.
The reason for the lack of articles is to make room
for this bunch of previews, including several more
from gamescom visitors Calum and Marcello. In the
meantime, Kayla became a Space Tyrant, Simon made
an evil Dungeons 3 and Thomas joined Sonic Forces.
On the review side of things, it’s also a bumper selection.
Tyler threw the Circuit Breakers so he could visit the
Planet of the Eyes, the Mages of Mystralia cast a spell
on Nathan, and Blake tried to catch The Escapists 2.
Meanwhile Steven raced through the Mantis Burn Racing
Battle Cars DLC and round and round in Project CARS 2,
and Kayla reviewed both the single and multiplayer of
Divinity Original Sin 2.

Welcome to the October issue of The GameOn Magazine! This is where our gamescom coverage begins, and it’s unlikely to end until March so strap yourselves in! Calum and Marcello guzzled plenty of sausage, and played loads of games. Meanwhile, on this side of the Channel Owen took a look at a bunch of games coming out of the Square Enix Collective while Nathan was pining for some franchises to hit the Switch. Tyler also took time to play Minecraft with his daughter to see what she thinks of it all. As well as those and a few other articles, we fit in an interview with the founder of the studio behind Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock. We’ve got several previews, but other than the gamescom ones the real star is the other Nathan. He went to Edengrad to see the Shotgun Farmers and warn them about STARDROP, so he’s been absolutely rushed off of his Canadian feet. We have a preview of Pro Evolution Soccer 18, and the full review will appear in November’s
issue. We also have plenty of reviews, so make sure you check those out. While Tyler was playing Minecraft with Eris, he also wrote up Telltale’s Minecraft: Story Mode Season 2 - Episode 1 & 2. Simon raided the Castle of Shikigami, Nikholai huddled up against the Impact Winter, and Alex joined the Community Inc. Gary cleared out his toybox of Micro Machines World Series, Adam felt Moribund and I became an Agent of Mayhem.

Welcome to the September issue of The GameOn
Magazine! You’ve got one more issue until you’re
subjected to our barrage of gamescom previews, so
make the most of the quiet before the school’s go back,
and read about some games!
We have a bumper crop of reviews this issue, so we’ve
had to trim back the articles. So, we only have Ben
visiting Undertale for a spell, and Owen going on about
the creatures of Monster Hunter World.
There are also only two previews, with Marcello being
unimpressed with Mars in ROKH, and myself trying to
escape reality by escaping prison in The Escapists 2.
Of course, that means there are plenty of puns I’ll be
making about our 30 reviews, so strap yourselves in.
Bishop took part in the Valkyria Revolution, which
challenged his Perception when he travelled to Aven
Colony. Yeah, he’s had a busy month. Elisa met her
Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator, Blake putted
some Infinite Mini Golf and Dom went completely
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy. Sorry, that was a bit of
a stretch, wasn’t it?
We have shooters, tactical strategies, fighters and much
more, so I’ll let you get to reading, and I’ll see you next
month.

Welcome to the August issue of The GameOn Magazine!
gamescom is rapidly approaching, and we’ve dusted off
our passports ready to attend. If we drink enough, we
might ask Angela Merkel if she wants to write the next
issue’s editorial, since she’s attending too.
We have a couple of E3 overviews that were missed off
of last issue due to deadlines, so if you missed the last
issue, you can finally catch up this month.
Our selection of articles this month have Apothecary
pondering Conan Exiles, Dirty Bomb and communities
as a whole, Owen trying out Aporia and Ethan wondering
why CI Games don’t just can Sniper: Ghost Warrior.
There’s a few others, but I’ve got to tell you about our
previews.
Simon tried to become H1Z1: King of the Kill, Bishop
visited Aven Colony, and I went to a House Party, among
several others. The usual problem of them not being
pun-worthy once more hits me this month.
Finally, on to reviews, Micah told the Tales of Maj’Eyal,
Nathan played on the NBA Playgrounds, Calum tried to
Get Even and Andrew sewed the Last Stitch Goodnight.
James built a Forts, Marcello travelled the Endless Space
2 and Gary got cold in Syberia III.
We have a ton of pages ahead, and I’m running out of
words to sum them up glibly with, so I’ll let you get to
reading, and I’ll see you next month.

Welcome to the July issue of The GameOn Magazine! E3
has been and gone, and we’re turning our sights towards
gamescom - after a couple of weeks to collect ourselves,
that is.
Once again, our selection of articles is a small one, but
they’re well worth your time. We have a look at Dark Souls
III’s DLC from Micah, Elisa thinks forward to Star Wars
Battlefront 2, and Ethan looks back at Dead to Rights.
Gary found time to sit down with Lucas Lagravette, cowriter
of Syberia III for an interview.
For our previews, Mark joined SCALPERS: Turtle and the
Moonshine Gang, Alex became The Exiled, and I was a
Hellion. There’s a few more, but you can find those out
yourself, so that I don’t have to make puns.
The review section is a little easier to pun-inise (is that a
word?), and Marcello adventured through the third and
fourth episodes of The Walking Dead: A New Frontier.
Calum saw through The Crow’s Eye, Andrew had some
Little Nightmares, and Alex went on an Expeditions:
Viking. Dom wondered What Remains of Edith Finch,
Marcello became an Immortal Redneck, and Bishop
joined the Portal Knights. You can read the full list on the
contents page, or just find out as you’re flicking through
the mag - or put up with more puns! No?

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