Games

WHAT MY EYE’S ON...

Black Ops Cold War - Nov 13
Activision (Xbox, PS, PC)

Zombies are back, and for the first time Modern Warfare and Black Ops exist in the same world. The beta seemed like a rough diamond, but will Cold War deliver on the hype? Only time will tell, although it looks promising so far.

Spider-Man Miles Morales - Nov 12
Insomniac Games (PS4, PS5)

One of the true PS5 reveal gems - the graphics look stunning, the storyline appears engaging and the fight scenes look well choreographed. Insomniac games might have delivered the game of the year.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla - Nov 10
Ubisoft (Xbox, PS, PC)

One of Ubisoft’s greatest titles. The nostalgia is what brings me back to the series, but it seems recently with new footage that the game engine renders the graphics from the 2004 era - what on earth were they thinking?!

Forza Horizon 4 - Nov 10
Turn 10 Studios (Xbox, PC)

Very few driving simulators match the authenticity and the range that Forza offers. One often argues about the duel between it and its Playstation alternative: Gran Turismo. Turn 10, however, pulled out the stops this time.

From Issue 1754

6th Nov 2020

Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents

Explore the edition

Read more

Campus’N’Culture Podcast

Societies

Campus’N’Culture Podcast

This debut episode of the Campus N Culture Podcast features a generation of ACS Presidents – Tani Akinmoladun, Blessings Mwanza, and Victor Ofodile, who led Imperial’s African Caribbean Society in 2023/24, 2024/25, and 2025/26, respectively. Baba Odumeru, the current Vice President of Events,  explores their journeys through

By Baba Odumeru
International fees: short-term manna, long-term trap.

Editorial

International fees: short-term manna, long-term trap.

The UK government seems determined to enact a 6% “levy” (more polispeak to avoid the electorate-angering “tax”) on international fees, which would, according to the Imperial President Hugh Brady, cost Imperial an estimated £26 million to the College. “We have lobbied hard against this and will continue to do so,

By Guillaume Felix