Tom Bramwell
Contributor
Tom worked at Eurogamer from early 2000 to late 2014, including seven years as Editor-in-Chief.
FeatureGames of 2014: Destiny
Xur, you are being hunted.
FeatureThe games that have defined PS4 and Xbox One
And what they say about the generation so far.
FeatureThe problem with video game guns
Is that lots of them are boring.
FeatureLet's have more games that show rather than tell
Shadow of Mordor becomes great, but introduces itself poorly.
EGXEGX 2014: Game of the Show
As voted for by visitors to the UK's biggest and best gaming event.
FeatureThe patch helps, but Destiny still has a loot problem
The Vault in our stars.
FeatureFIFA 15 Ultimate Team: time for a shake-up?
Our resident obsessive is still playing, but gradually losing interest.
FeatureEnjoying Destiny's quieter moments
Traveller's tales.
FeatureA Destiny story summary for people who dozed off
In case you lost (or couldn't be bothered to keep) track of what was going on.
FeatureStaring into the eyes of FIFA 15's new player ratings
And god looked back.
FeatureSometimes I wish more games were just a vertical slice
Always leave them wanting more, not less.
Feature"It's not historically accurate!"
Why arguing against women appearing in games to preserve historical accuracy is silly.
PodcastEurogamer.net Podcast E3 Special!
Bertie, Chris and Tom B pick through everything that got us excited.
FeatureAssassin's Creed Unity is a backward step for progressive games
'They're not avatars' defence sends the wrong message.
FeatureSony had more wow moments, but Microsoft has closed the competence gap
A lack of 2014 titles on both sides of the console war favours Xbox.
FeatureThe Magic Circle is a puzzle exploration game set inside vapourware
BioShock 2 director Jordan Thomas turns the immersive sim inside out.
FeatureWatch Dogs: stuck in the unfunny valley
Open-world games are often better when they lighten up.
FeatureBetter without Kinect
Microsoft makes the best of a bad situation.
FeatureHearthstone Curse of Naxxramas: where death is a power-up
What the 30 new cards will mean for Blizzard's card strategy game.
FeatureThe silent composer
Marty O'Donnell's departure is a shock, but also a reminder that music in games is more important than ever.
EGXEGX Rezzed Game of the Show 2014
Plus a few other games we really enjoyed.
FeatureGround Zeroes shows open worlds how to be open
By getting back to Mother Basics.
FeatureThe PR man who spams games journalists about classical music
From the archive on the eve of this year's Classic FM Hall of Fame vote.
FeatureBe advised: I was wrong about Titanfall
If you're feeling jaded and dismissive, like I was, then pay attention.
FeatureThe Hearthstone you didn't get
Looking back at the way Blizzard changed card values during the closed beta.
FeatureConsole developers need to look at Dungeon Keeper and learn
Mobile gaming is a joke. Don't become the next punch-line.
FeatureValve plays the long game again
Steam Machines are about protecting the PC, not beating consoles.
FeatureGames of 2013: Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Creatures comfort.
FeatureGames of 2013: The Last of Us
Ian's video offers a different take on Naughty Dog's award-winner.
PodcastEurogamer.net Podcast Christmas Quiz 2013!
Two teams of idiots answer game-related questions to win next-gen prizes! Happy Christmas!
FeatureBeyonce's onto something, you know
Her new album-out-of-the-blue is a cool idea that would work brilliantly for games.
FeatureThey give us 500 gigs and expect us to smile?!
Welcome to the digital future.
FeatureGames of the Generation: Dark Souls
Reappraise the sun.
FeatureUbisoft cancels the next-generation launch party
Watch Dogs' delay is a blow, but also a sign of the French publisher's growing might.
FeatureHas EA Sports broken FIFA 14 by trying to fix it?
The latest patch promises balance but strips out fun in the process.
FeatureIs the most disturbing scene in GTA 5 justified?
Video and analysis of the scene everyone will talk about.
FeatureWhisper it, but Xbox One is finding its stride
I still won't buy one for now, but I reckon a lot of people will.
FeatureEurogamer and Outside Xbox go spelunking
Tom B and Mike Channell whipcrack each other and aggro shopkeepers.
FeatureKen Levine talks BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea
Two-part detective story where you play as Booker and Elizabeth in Rapture.
FeatureThe universal systems of Tom Francis
Gunpoint's developer used to be a critic, but this game was always building up inside him.
FeatureLet's Play DuckTales Remastered
A-woo-ooo!
FeatureBrothers: A Tale of Two Sons video preview
Two men one pad.
FeatureApples and oranges
Why the new Apple controller designs don't point to a consoley future.
FeatureSplinter Cell: Blacklist video preview
Anyone for a sewer level?
FeatureSo long, Don Mattrick
Xbox off.
FeatureWho believes what?
What Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo think about games and why it matters.
FeatureThe most popular arguments in favour of Xbox One DRM
Analysing the backlash against the backlash.
FeatureIn Animal Crossing, trust is a feeling rather than a commodity
That's a turnip for the books.