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Editor’s note: We are starting a new series – ‘Tutorial Level’ – on people’s favourite games! Even if it’s not the sort of game you’re used to playing, we hope you can appreciate the passion that goes into these articles. Roshan appeals to our nostalgia for offline multiplayer content while castigating the inadequacies of contemporary […]
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Editor’s note: We are starting a new series – ‘Tutorial Level’ – on people’s favourite games! Even if it’s not the sort of game you’re used to playing, we hope that you can appreciate the passion that goes into these articles. Amy writes about a game that many know only as ‘2D Minecraft’, but in […]
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Legends of Runeterra (LoR) is a free-to-play digital card game set to officially release on Windows, Android and IOS on 30th April. It is Riot Games’ Hearthstone if you will, and a new injection into the card game genre that is perhaps overdue since Gwent and Shadowverse failed to topple Hearthstone’s dominant position, while Blizzard’s […]
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It’s been ages since you’ve seen the outside world. Days turn into weeks, weeks into months. You reminisce on the good old days when you used to get out of bed before it got dark. Sometimes, you forget what human touch feels like. OK, I might just be projecting here. But if there’s one thing […]
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Gaming and E-sports is a brand-new section for the Oxford Student. It felt only right to start off by introducing E-sports to the Oxford audience who probably shuns the idea of gaming for a living. Everyone in the modern age plays some form of video games, whether it being Candy Crush on your mom’s iPad […]
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