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    • A Plague Tale: Requiem review – an essential Game Pass encore, in sickness and in health

      RAT’S ENTERTAINMENT A Plague Tale: Requiem review – an essential Game Pass encore, in sickness and in health

      The cinematic sequel to A Plague Tale: Innocence wants you to think long and hard about who you are, and what you’ve done.

    • Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope review – a Nintendo Switch exclusive with the alluring charm of a GBA classic

      W-AAA-HHH Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope review – a Nintendo Switch exclusive with the alluring charm of a GBA classic

      Ubisoft and Nintendo join forces once again to surprise us all with the most unlikely – and lovely –?Nintendo Switch team-up.

    • Cody Gakpo dribbling past a defender in FIFA 23

      23andMbappe FIFA 23 Review: EA's last ever FIFA game isn't quite a clinical finish

      Find out how the final football game in EA Sports' long-running series performs in our FIFA 23 review!

    • Scorn review: An immersive, visceral horror experience that takes environmental storytelling to the extreme

      GIGER GROSS Scorn review: An immersive, visceral horror experience that takes environmental storytelling to the extreme

      Scorn is as gross as horror gets in 2022.

    • Lego Bricktales review: A near-perfect video game representation of joyous Lego creativity

      HIT THE BRICKS Lego Bricktales review: A near-perfect video game representation of joyous Lego creativity

      Lego Bricktales carries the energy of the finest and most experimental Lego video games of the 90s – and it’s a wonderful low-key game of the year contender.

    • Official key art in Deathverse: Let it Die

      Living on Deathverse: Let it Die review — a game I love, doomed to the niche

      Deathverse: Let it Die is a weird, wacky, wonderful game. You might hate it.

    • The DioField Chronicle review: An understated, under-marketed strategy RPG romp that deserves better

      HEAVEN AND HELL The DioField Chronicle review: An understated, under-marketed strategy RPG romp that deserves better

      The DioField Chronicle feels like it’s been sent to die as some mega-niche undertaking, but it’s nevertheless a pleasingly experimental tactical RPG adventure.

    • Return to Monkey Island review: a charming nostalgia-ridden musing on the ravages of time – and a worthy successor

      TREASURE TROVE Return to Monkey Island review: a charming nostalgia-ridden musing on the ravages of time – and a worthy successor

      The creator of the Monkey Island series returns to offer his vision of a third game – and it’s got more to say than its nostalgic trappings first suggest.

    • Metal: Hellsinger review – The road to hell (and Game Pass) is paved with reinventions

      Kill ‘em all Metal: Hellsinger review – The road to hell (and Game Pass) is paved with reinventions

      With a wry smile and a knowing little headbang, Metal: Hellsinger is a fun riff on rhythm action tied up in a lean package.

    • Splatoon 3 review: you’ll buy it for the multiplayer – but its single-player story mode is an absolute blast

      squid game Splatoon 3 review: you’ll buy it for the multiplayer – but its single-player story mode is an absolute blast

      Splatoon 3 feels quite samey, but a high level of polish and the series’ best single-player offering to date elevate this sequel.

    • Steel Rising review — A ballet of French steampunk and Souls that’s more tedious than tour de force

      one night in paris Steel Rising review — A ballet of French steampunk and Souls that’s more tedious than tour de force

      Souls-like in nature, Spiders has tinkered with the formula to make a machination all of its own – to mixed results.

    • Marissa Marcel following the filming of Minsky in Immortality

      The memory remains Immortality review – A haunting love-letter to the silver screen that will keep you awake at night

      Sam Barlow’s latest deftly weaves cinema and interactive fiction together to create something both unsettling and unexpected.

    • Islets review –?If the wait for Hollow Knight: Silksong is getting you down, you need to try this

      word of mouse Islets review –?If the wait for Hollow Knight: Silksong is getting you down, you need to try this

      “We’ve got Hollow Knight at home” never sounded so appealing.

    • The Last of Us Part I review – A PS5 remake that shines above most

      joely good The Last of Us Part I review – A PS5 remake that shines above most

      Perhaps not 100% necessary, but still absolutely brilliant.

    • The Boss fires an assault rifle from the roof of a car in Saints Row

      Line 'em Up Saints Row Review: Stripped-back shooter-focused sandbox feels aimless outside of super set-pieces

      Found the 3rd Street Saints all over again in the new city of Santo Ileso

    • Kirby being deeelicious in Kirby's Dream Buffet

      Keep Rollin' Kirby’s Dream Buffet review: When you want a tasty treat rather than a banquet

      This is the first time a four course meal has ever left me hungry.

    • Midnight Fight Express review: the superb Game Pass brawler that taps into your inner John Wick

      all the gifs Midnight Fight Express review: the superb Game Pass brawler that taps into your inner John Wick

      Midnight Fight Express wants you to pull off sick moves and feel good.

    • Tower of Fantasy motorbike

      Cold blooded Tower of Fantasy review: Genshin Impact’s newest rival will be lucky to survive the winter

      Is it worth jumping into Tower of Fantasy?

    • Thymesia review: A bargain bin Bloodborne, for better and for worse

      Yharnam town Thymesia review: A bargain bin Bloodborne, for better and for worse

      There’s something special about Thymesia, but don’t expect greatness.

    • An array of students from varying subjects are shown standing outside of a college gate in this Two Point Campus artwork.

      Whimsi-school Two Point Campus review: A zany management sim that lovingly develops its predecessors’ legacy

      It appears Two Point Studios may have taken a class or two in Funny Business.

    • Live A Live is a must-play 16-bit era classic, lovingly remade

      LIFESAVER Live A Live is a must-play 16-bit era classic, lovingly remade

      In the 90s, Live A Live was outshone by its peers and missed a Western release. This excellent 2D-HD remake is a chance to set the record straight.

    • The Outsider, a cat, looks up at a factory worker in the Midtown district of Stray.

      Whiskered Away Stray review: A touching tale on the importance of pets, hope, and friendship – set in a purrfect playground

      The cat is finally about the bag, but will Stray have you feline fine, or leave you sick as a dog?

    • Victoria Bloom talks of how beautiful Bloom Manor looks from the outside in Eyes in the Dark.

      light combat Eyes in the Dark Review - A refreshing, beautifully illustrated roguelight that rewards the curious

      The Curious Case of One Victoria Bloom asks that you fight with light, against the dark.

    • 3 Altered Outriders storm through an alien gate in the Outriders Worldslayer DLC.

      Outriders Worldslayer review: Another bumpy ride on Enoch

      More than an Anomaly?

    • Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak review: A royal welcome to the PC and Switch expansion

      Kingdom Come Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak review: A royal welcome to the PC and Switch expansion

      Capcom has done it again; Sunbreak might just be the most comprehensive update a Monster Hunter game has ever had.

    • DNF Duel art of Berserker and Vanguard fighting

      Slugfest DNF Duel Review: An absurd fighter that pulls no punches

      Certainly one of the wildest fighting games we've seen in a while.

    • The title of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge

      Turtle Power Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge review: A radical taste of the 80s with modern quality

      The whole gang is back in this loving send up to the famous cartoon.

    • Mario Strikers Battle League review: perfect play, but somewhat light on content

      IT'S A HAT TRICK Mario Strikers Battle League review: perfect play, but somewhat light on content

      Next Level Games goes three-for-three on brilliant Mario soccer games, but at launch Battle League's content is thin on the ground.

    • The Quarry review - A charming slasher successor to Until Dawn that doesn’t disappoint

      Hackett's horror The Quarry review - A charming slasher successor to Until Dawn that doesn’t disappoint

      These summer lovin’ teens are not having a blast.

    • Evil Dead: The Game Review - A groovy gore-fest, but something is missing

      who's laughing now Evil Dead: The Game Review - A groovy gore-fest, but something is missing

      Henrietta is out to try and swallow Ash William's soul again, and again, and again....

    • A vampire looking over a fight in the streets.

      Fangs out Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt review: An authentic newcomer, thirsting for the competition

      Bloodhunt brings a lot of interesting twists to the table, but can this bloodsucker hold its own in a saturated genre?

    • Nintendo Switch Sports review: a simple, formulaic nostalgia-fest – and one of the most fun games of the year

      stay in your lane Nintendo Switch Sports review: a simple, formulaic nostalgia-fest – and one of the most fun games of the year

      It may not exactly be reinventing the wheel, but Nintendo Switch Sports is exactly what I wanted from the Wii Sports' successor.

    • LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Review: A meme-laden mosey through a galaxy far, far away

      Meesa Jar-Jar Bricks LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Review: A meme-laden mosey through a galaxy far, far away

      This retelling of a story from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away is funny, good-looking and easy enough that you won't need to Force your way through it.

    • Sonic 2 cements it: the hedgehog’s transformation to film is the best video games have ever managed

      SUPER SONIC Sonic 2 cements it: the hedgehog’s transformation to film is the best video games have ever managed

      With the sequel, Sonic has made the most successful jump from games to films ever.

    • Tiny Tina's Wonderlands review – Borderlands gets a magic makeover

      Tina Trouble Tiny Tina's Wonderlands review – Borderlands gets a magic makeover

      Tiny Tina runs her own TTRPG campaign where you are the hero in a fully-fledged Borderlands spin-off, but the fun falls flat rather quickly.

    • Kirby and the Forgotten Land review – Almost a complete mouthful

      Mouth feel Kirby and the Forgotten Land review – Almost a complete mouthful

      Kirby goes fully 3D and brings along a new gimmick, but doesn’t quite reach the level of Nintendo’s platform king.

    • Ghostwire: Tokyo review –?Possessed of spirit and enchanted by that Shinji Mikami magic

      a show of hands Ghostwire: Tokyo review –?Possessed of spirit and enchanted by that Shinji Mikami magic

      Tango Gameworks’ departure from survival horror into a more action-orientated setup is pretty and weird –?and undermined by its writing and story.

    • Tunic review: A perfect ‘palate cleanser’ game in a year of huge releases

      No Fox Given Tunic review: A perfect ‘palate cleanser’ game in a year of huge releases

      Tunic has been in the works for a while, but every second has apparently been worthwhile in this oblique adventure gem

    • Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin review – One of the best 3/5 games I’ve played in years

      You don’t know, Jack Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin review – One of the best 3/5 games I’ve played in years

      Team Ninja’s Final Fantasy spin-off is awkward, ugly, dumb, and irritating. Yet, it also has this unwieldy, compelling charm.

    • Gran Turismo 7 review: Birthing a new generation of petrolheads

      life on cars Gran Turismo 7 review: Birthing a new generation of petrolheads

      Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 7 is so good, it could probably turn casual players into bonafide petrolheads

    • Steam Deck review: it’s a chunky marvel, brimming with potential… when it works right

      switch it up Steam Deck review: it’s a chunky marvel, brimming with potential… when it works right

      Small and mighty, loud and occasionally buggy, the Steam Deck is finally here. But can it hold a candle to the Nintendo Switch and redefine handheld gaming?

    • Elden Ring review - Lording it over everything else

      Capital Punishment Elden Ring review - Lording it over everything else

      Elden Ring has been worth the wait.

    • Total War: Warhammer 3 review – Embrace your demons, and everyone else’s

      Nailed it Total War: Warhammer 3 review – Embrace your demons, and everyone else’s

      Total War: Warhammer 3 is a robust and incredibly detailed strategy game that sometimes falls over itself.

    • Horizon Forbidden West review: Another beautiful string to Aloy's bow, despite some open world drawbacks

      Take a bow Horizon Forbidden West review: Another beautiful string to Aloy's bow, despite some open world drawbacks

      Empowering and fluid combat makes for killer bow-based action in Horizon Forbidden West, but open world woes keep the game from scoring a bullseye.

    • King of Fighters 15 review - sticking to its roots

      Fists of Fury King of Fighters 15 review - sticking to its roots

      Can SNK’s latest instalment in the KoF series challenge all comers and steal the fighting game crown?

    • Dying Light 2 review – unique and exhilarating, messy and uneven

      undead to the world Dying Light 2 review – unique and exhilarating, messy and uneven

      An exhilarating, much-improved sequel that hasn’t quite found its identity.

    • Pokemon Legends: Arceus review – the best Pokemon in 20 years

      LEGENDARY Pokemon Legends: Arceus review – the best Pokemon in 20 years

      Pokemon Legends: Arceus gets the formula right, bringing major change and upheaval to the series without tossing out the baby with the bathwater. Minor issues with the technical presentation and pacing be damned - it’s the best Pokemon adventure in 20 years.

    • Rainbow Six: Extraction review: Ubisoft’s experimental shooter tries its best, but it’s still under Siege

      Sprawling in my skin Rainbow Six: Extraction review: Ubisoft’s experimental shooter tries its best, but it’s still under Siege

      In this tactical, sci-fi FPS from Ubisoft Montreal, I feel caught between past successes and a bold new direction.

    • Halo Infinite campaign review: the ultimate solo Halo experience

      Halo Killer Halo Infinite campaign review: the ultimate solo Halo experience

      343 Industries comes of age, superbly referencing the past and building for the future.

    • Solar Ash review - burns bright and fizzles out

      Flow rider Solar Ash review - burns bright and fizzles out

      Chef's kiss mechanics in a game that loses its fizz before the end.

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