Another year, another season, another EA Sports footie game. Does EA Sports FC 27 reinvent the beautiful game? The Finger Guns review: ...

Wei, Wu and Shu take to the battlefield once more in Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered, but is it a conflict ...

With all of that pretext out of the way, it’s time to fire up our engines, set our aircraft for takeoff, and launch to the ...

When Orbitals started with an anime sequence that evoked Studio Ghibli, Dragon Ball, Ranma ½, and Evangelion all at once, I knew I was dealing with a studio full of kindred spirits. Anime of today has ...

As the sun sinks and darkness sets in, Rebel Wolves’ The Blood of Dawnwalker rises in earnest. A new IP developed primarily from creatives with significant experience from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and ...

Divesting themselves of the confines of their own IP, Asobo has reinvented Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy with an almost Uncharted-like adventure amidst the ruins of Ancient Greece. Full of intricate ...

Monopoly has been entertaining families (and causing a fair share of arguments) for more than 90 years. In that time, there have been dozens of special or themed editions and video games, ranging from ...

It’d be fair to say that since the release and rise of Dark Souls in 2011, the path it paved soon became overrun with its many imitators. Whilst the bag has been mixed, one that did stick out for me ...

We’re about to enter that exhausting part of the year, the same as every year, where there are so many block buster releases hitting the market that it’s almost impossible for smaller developers to ...

At first glance, it would be easy to assume that a Lovecraftian horror expedition wouldn’t fit any of the metrics you’d expect for a good cooperative experience. But, losing your collective sanity, ...

I’ll sprint right out of the gate to explain that I never played the original release of Gothic. However, I’ve always had a bit of a thing for janky, overly ambitious RPGs that shoot for the moon with ...

Whilst I’m certain that there will be objectively better games that release in 2026, I doubt there will be any that bring an equal sense of unbridled joy as Dead as Disco. Whipping out its cha-cha pow ...