Divinity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition Review
Divinity: Original Sin 2 was already one of the best RPGs out there, and with the release of the Definitive Edition, it’s even better than ever.
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The Messenger Review: Ninja Delivery Service
The Messenger is like two games in one. While one of those games is pretty great, however, the other struggles to impress.
I Can’t Get Too Excited About Streets of Rage 4 Just Yet
It’s happening. Streets of Rage 4 is actually a thing. But will Yuzo Koshiro return to do its soundtrack? I really do hope so.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age Review
In an age where countless games are trying to imitate the past, there’s nothing like having Dragon Quest back where it belongs.
5 Reasons to Get Excited About FIFA 19
If you’re still on the fence about whether to jump into this year’s latest addition to EA’s football franchise, here are five reasons to get excited about FIFA 19.
13 Tips For Getting Started in Strange Brigade
Picking up Rebellion’s rather spiffing Strange Brigade? Jolly good. Check out our tips to help you get started on your best footing.
What The New Gameplay Footage Tells Us About Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red just released 48 minutes of gameplay of Cyberpunk 2077. It’s our biggest look at the game yet, and reveals a lot of interesting information.
Strange Brigade Review: A Jolly Spiffing Adventure, Old Chap
With beautiful locations, hilarious dialogue, engaging gameplay and a wealth of puzzles, Strange Brigade practically has it all.
Five Reasons to Replay The Witcher 3
As anticipation grows for CD Projekt Red’s futuristic Cyberpunk 2077, I travelled back to the world of The Witcher 3.
Death’s Gambit Review: Death is Your New Best Friend
A Dark Souls homage through and through, in Death’s Gambit you’ll be beaten, tested, confused, and equally enchanted.
PlayStation and Me: Memories of Sony’s Killer Home Consoles
As Sony celebrates over 500 million PlayStation consoles being sold, I take a look back at my history with the PlayStation brand.
The Post-Brexit Dystopia of Not Tonight
Not Tonight is a PC game that envisions a post-Brexit world where those without 100% Anglo-Saxon heritage are treated as second class citizens.
A Journey Through Yakuza Kiwami 2, in Pictures
Join us on a journey through Yakuza Kiwami 2. These are some of the people, locations and activites you’ll encounter as you explore Kamurocho and Sotenbori.
The Making of God of War’s Incredible Environments: An Interview With Senior Concept Artist Abe Taraky
Exclusive interview: Senior Concept Artist at Santa Monica Studios, Abe Taraky, talks about the art direction of God of War and the process behind it.
Yakuza Kiwami 2 Review: The Yakuza Formula, Perfected
If Yakuza Kiwami 2 really is the last Yakuza game starring Kiryu to get the remake treatment, at least he’s going out with a mighty bang.
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Review: Danger, Cooperation, Fun and Shouting
Three years after its release on PC, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is back, this time getting console owners to diffuse bombs with their friends.
F1 2018 Review: Spot the Difference
F1 2018 is a great game, no doubt. If you already own F1 2017, however, you might not appreciate the scarcity of new features and gameplay tweaks.
Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr Review
Martyr does, piece by piece, deliver a tale worthy of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, but it’s wrapped around a rather uninspiring dungeon crawler.
Five Things You Need to Know About Life is Strange 2
Life is Strange 2 expands the universe set out by the first game, but with a whole new story and new characters, it’s going to be something rather different.
Guacamelee! 2 Review: The Juan to Watch
Guacamelee! 2 isn’t all that different from its predecessor. With the first game being so good, however, that’s not much of an issue.
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