Little Nightmares 2 review: A minor horror classic
While it nailed creepy atmospherics, the original Little Nightmares stumbled when it came to actually navigating through the horror show. The imprecise, clunky platforming often…
Destruction AllStars review: Smashing with little substance
Vehicle-based destruction is a game-type distinctly tied to the 90s, when Destruction Derby, Twisted Metal and Vigilante 8 were lucrative franchises for the original PlayStation….
Hitman 3 review: Final chapter fulfils Agent 47’s potential
No other stealth game possesses the humour of Hitman. Agent 47 is the identikit secret assassin, yet his straight-laced, robotic demeanour is built for comedy…
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla review: A hybrid epic held back by its past
Almost every corner of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla echoes other games. The combat shoots for Bloodborne-lite, the open world falls between Skyrim and The Witcher, the…
Streets of Rage 4 review: Celebrating the past in style
Much like Golden Axe, Streets of Rage strikes a nostalgic chord for anyone who remembers co-op multiplayer in the 90s. Between its hugely influential electronic…
SCUF Impact PS4 controller review
SCUF is a brand name that has long existed in the realm of console esports, often the controller of choice for competitive players and…