Luke Plunkett

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Luke Plunkett·Nov 21, 2016

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Having a bad day? Week? Year? Planet Coaster is here to help. It won’t unelect anyone, or bring anyone back from the dead, or uncook the planet, but it

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Luke Plunkett·Oct 26, 2016

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The trouble with reviewing a Civilization game is that they’re always good. From the 1991 original through to today, Civilization games have all shared

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Luke Plunkett·Sep 29, 2016

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NBA 2K16's ambitious attempt last year to get Spike Lee to run its centrepiece MyCareer mode (basically a giant singleplayer sports RPG) was a bit of a

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Luke Plunkett·Jun 6, 2016

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You’ve probably won the Second World War in a video game before. Maybe as a commando, maybe as a pilot. But have you ever won the Second World War the way

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Luke Plunkett·May 25, 2016

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I was so ready to hate this game. Here, prior to last week, were my thoughts on Total War: Warhammer: I did not have the best time with the last Total War

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Luke Plunkett·May 9, 2016

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Stellaris is a space opera, played out in three acts. It’s the latest game from Paradox’s internal development studio, the guys who brought us

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Luke Plunkett·Apr 29, 2016

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I have never played a game like Offworld Trading Company If you go to buy it from a store, it’ll be listed as a strategy game. If you read up on it,

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Luke Plunkett·Apr 19, 2016

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I played a lot of the first Banner Saga, and while I liked it, it never really hooked me. The Banner Saga 2, however, has got its hooks in deep The Banner

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Luke Plunkett·Apr 3, 2016

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We’re left with a game that’s much like its setting: beautiful, but short on oxygen

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Luke Plunkett·Feb 8, 2016

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Firewatch is a very lonely video game that’s all about people. Set in 1989, you play as Henry, aka Hank, a guy who has had a pretty shitty time of things

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Luke Plunkett·Jan 21, 2016

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“It’s Homeworld, but with sand” was my first thought when I saw Deserts of Kharak, a brand new prequel set in the same universe as Relic’s classic space