Battlefield 6’s Multiplayer Looks, and Feels, Like a Strong Return to Form.
There’s a lot of trust to be earned back in the Battlefield camp, following a mixed reception of 2021’s Battlefield 2042. A myriad of bugs…
A Look at New The Sims 4 Expansion, Enchanted by Nature
The Sims 4 is appealing to all the creative builders looking for that sprinkling of fairy dust in its latest expansion, Enchanted by Nature. Here,…
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Review: Saving the World, One Pristine Package at a Time
A harsh environment ravaged by catastrophe, full of disturbing creatures ready to drain the life from you in mere seconds. Here, the life of a…
Nordhold Review: A Tower Defense Revival with Strategic Depth
As someone who lost many, many hours to Warcraft 3 tower defence maps way back when, it always sparks joy to see a modern offering…
Berserk or Die: A Button Mashing, Enemy Bashing Brawler
My second hand keyboard has been on its last legs for a while; it’s a patchwork of mismatched keycaps, all hurriedly gathered and stuck in…
Survival Kids Preview: Cook, Craft, and Cooperate
Konami are poised to release one of the first co-op games available for the Nintendo Switch 2 with Survival Kids, a reimagining of the 1999…
Synergy Seamlessly Blends Cosy Creativity With Relentless, Real Survival Challenges
There are two main schools of thought with city builders. Your cosy, rewarding romps that fulfil the fantasy of establishing and decorating a bustling utopia….
DOOM: The Dark Ages Review: Back to the Future
DOOM: The Dark Ages heads the future of the DOOM franchise by looking backwards, both in terms of the story and its game design philosophy….
Crimson Desert Preview: All Hail the Crab Killer
I walked into Pearl Abyss’ recent preview session for their upcoming action-adventure title, Crimson Desert, very much blind. I had little prior knowledge of the…
South of Midnight Review: A Living Fairytale Woven with Magic, Music, and Mystery
South of Midnight is the third release from Canadian developer Compulsion Games, continuing the studio’s tradition of strong narrative themes explored in Contrast and their…
Steel Hunters is the Zoids Game You’ve Always Wanted, with a Moreish Gameplay Loop and a Deep Roster of Mechs to Explore
Steel Hunters marks a bold new direction for Wargaming, a studio best known for its strategic, war-machine-driven multiplayer hits like World of Tanks and World…
The First Berserker: Khazan Review: A Challenging Soulslike with a Strong Visual Identity
It’s fair to say the Soulslike genre isn’t as popular as it was 5 or 10 years ago, and new releases don’t come around as…
Atomfall Review: A Compelling, Condensed Survival With a Challenging Heart
A society on the brink of collapse. Nervous inhabitants, largely distrustful of strangers. A desperate scramble for survival. Yes, the United Kingdom is going through…
Cataclismo Review: A Towering Triumph of Strategy and Survival
The night is dark, and the horrors – endless. Cataclismo has you reinforce a town and safeguard it from an ever-increasing tide of monsters. An…
Rainbow Six Siege X Dual Front Preview: A Strategist’s Dream
With live service games falling just as fast as they rise, it’s a notable achievement for a game to stand its ground as long as…
WWE 2K25 Review: Beware The Island of Microtransactions
WWE 2K25 continues to build on the foundation of recent years with upgrades in several different areas, but it’s not all good news. Despite quality…
The Sims 4: Businesses & Hobbies: A DLC With Satisfaction Guaranteed
Despite The Sims 4 being free-to-play since 2022, there’s a lot of additional, paid content players might want to pick up to round out their…
Preview: Atomfall is Gearing Up to Be Rebellion’s Most Remarkable Game to Date
Most days in the United Kingdom tend to feel like living in a post-apocalyptic nightmare, so it’s surprising that few studios have considered it as…
Two Point Museum Review: A Charming, Well-Preserved Exhibit
If you’re coming to Two Point Museum hoping for more of the same charming and silly business management sims you’ve come to expect from the…
Foundation Review: A Rich, Rewarding Medieval City Builder
Foundation is one of the most compelling and unique city builders I’ve played in a fair while. Behind its whimsical exterior is something pretty damn…
Avowed Review: A Vibrant World That’s Missing a Trick
I’ve never really wondered what my life would be like had I been born with mushrooms sprouting from my head, or foliage forming around my…
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Review: Bold, Beautiful, Brilliant
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 feels like a game out of time. It’s very particular in its delivery, and its abundance of intertwining gameplay mechanics come…
Civilization 7 Review: A Grand Redefinition of the Series
A new era of Civilization is here. The vibrancy and playfulness of 6 has given way to something more brooding. It’s no mere facelift. Civilization…
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Preview: A Stunning, Familiar Approach to Feudal Japan
Ubisoft’s latest Assassin’s Creed offers fans a setting that they’ve craved for years; feudal Japan. With stunning environments, dual protagonists, and revamped mechanics, Assassin’s Creed…
Aloft Early Access Review: Aiming for the Skies in Pursuit of Survival and Ecological Restoration
Aloft is a co-op survival game from developer Astrolabe Interactive and publisher Funcom that finally gets to see the sun peering from the clouds following…
Completely Stretchy Review: Basically First-Person Spider-Man — and That Alone Should Grab You
Completely Stretchy lets you live out your fantasies of being Spider-Man in a first-person puzzle platformer with a quirky premise, and an even quirkier cast…
Marvel Rivals Review: An Action-Packed Hero Shooter Poised to Shake Up the Genre
Marvel Rivals is here and, overall, the response has been very positive. That said, there are a few nuances to consider. The game isn’t perfect…
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review: An Adventure Worth Seeking
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a riveting experience that knows its strengths and sticks to it. It’s a lavish adaptation that smartly blends…
Monument Valley 3 Review: In Search Of The Sacred Light In A Bold Three-Dimensional World
Developer Ustwo Games has returned with yet another delightful entry in the Monument Valley series, as its third entry arrives on mobile devices exclusively via…
Fear The Spotlight Review: Retro Horror Done Right
Fear the Spotlight is a nostalgic nod to classic PS1-era horror games, blending atmospheric tension with clever puzzle mechanics that hark back to the eerie,…