Simon Reed

1 month ago | gamezebo.com | Johnny Peterson |Adele Wilson |Simon Reed |Jillian Werner

There’s no doubt that Call of Duty has changed a lot over the years. What started as a gritty, grounded military shooter has evolved into a fast-paced, high-octane battlefield filled with neon operators, futuristic weapons, and movement mechanics that would make an Olympic gymnast jealous. For some, this evolution has been a blast. For others, it feels like CoD has lost its identity. The big question remains: should Call of Duty go back to its roots, or is this the future fans need to embrace?

1 month ago | gamezebo.com | Johnny Peterson |Adele Wilson |Simon Reed |Rachel Varnham

Pre-registration is open for Crystal of Atlan, Nuverse’s eagerly anticipated MMORPG for PC and mobile. Signing up will get you entered into competitions with a variety of prizes too, including PS5s, Apple devices, Razer products, and more. There are pre-registration rewards up for grabs for every player as well, with each milestone on the path to 8 million pre-registrations unlocking extra goodies.

1 month ago | kongbakpao.com | Simon Reed

Dino Topia is a sandbox prehistoric park builder, and a demo is now available on PC thanks to the game being a part of the recent Steam Next Fest. In the game you are tasked with venturing into an ancient land filled with jungles and deserts. But you’re not alone, oh no. As the name would suggest, there’s a lot of dinosaurs here – and the majority will help you to create a place you can call home. Dino-mite? The gameplay combines strategy, RPG, and adventure elements into an intoxicating brew.

1 month ago | rockshotmagazine.com | Simon Reed

Beth Hart Live At Warwick Arts Centre – A Night Of Raw Emotion And Fiery Soul Beth Hart is a force of nature. Anyone who has seen her perform knows that she doesn’t just sing—she pours every ounce of her soul into each note, transforming the stage into a place of catharsis, passion, and deep connection.

2 months ago | rockshotmagazine.com | Simon Reed

Few bands cultivate an air of mystique quite like The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Led by the enigmatic Anton Newcombe, their live shows are legendary for their unpredictability—at times transcendental, at others chaotic. At the O2 Institute Birmingham, they delivered a set that leaned heavily into the former, offering a night of hypnotic grooves, kaleidoscopic guitars, and the kind of immersive psychedelia that only they can provide.