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No matter what, I’ll always return to play Mega Man X once in a while, and I’ll love it a little more each time I do. Is it a classic? Is it personal? Or something more?
Set for release on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC on 4th September, Ninjin: Clash of Carrots combines fast-paced side-scrolling gameplay with humour.
Despite Legion being the best World of Warcraft expansion since Lich King, I wasn’t overly excited going into Battle for Azeroth. That said, we’re now a few days in and it’s not disappointed me yet.
We asked the developer of Manual Samuel some questions. Find out what Perfectly Paranormal cut from the game, and if anyone on the team can do a kickflip.
Now available on Nintendo Switch, Perfectly Paranormal’s Manual Samuel still makes us giggle like school children. Check it out.
While it can be tough to get into, Graveyard Keeper is an engrossing, if sometimes gruesome, game.
Here are the games that have kept us busy this week.
On PS4, Yakuza 0 is simply brilliant. On PC, however, it’s just better. If you’ve not yet played through Kazuma Kiryu’s first ordeal, now’s the time.
Now out of early access, PS4 owners can have a lot of fun with Daybreak Game Company’s H1Z1, but it’s not a flawless battle royale experience.
The Walking Dead: The Final Season РEpisode One: Done Running is good. Clich̩d or not, Telltale always knows how to tell a great story.
The PC port may not be perfect, but there’s still no beating the exhilarating gameplay of Monster Hunter World.
When it all comes together, Unavowed is practically flawless. In fact, no other point-and-click game has blown my socks off quite like this.
I can understand Bethesda working to protect its customers, but perhaps it ought to investigate the practices of its authorised resellers.
Like some sort of twisted fairy tale, Ascending Madness is dazzling and disgusting all at the same time.
State of Mind delivers a stellar sci-fi experience that, while comparable to other entries in the genre, has a character all its own.
Madden NFL 19 has plenty of refinements and new features to make it enticing to fans of the series, but its story mode pales in comparison to last year’s.
In Diablo 3, dungeons are normally full of monsters, demons and beasts. That’s why I wasn’t banking on finding one full of chickens.
Product placement is a big part of TV and movies, but it’s not permeated video games in quite the same way – yet. Maybe now is the time for games companies to embrace it.
From the makers of Stick it to the Man, Flipping Death has you filling in for the Grim Reaper while he goes for a holiday on the moon. Yes, really.
If you’re prepared to stomach the game’s less appetising sections, you’ll still get a little Joy out of We Happy Few. Â
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