Super Bomberman R Review: A Controlled Explosion
Previously only available on Nintendo Switch, Super Bomberman R has made its way to PS4, Xbox One and PC. But was it worth the wait?
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Figment Review: Dreamlike Wonder
If you appreciate great art and design, and enjoy solving puzzles, don’t even hesitate to pick up Figment. You won’t regret it.
Five Switch Games That Deserve Nintendo Labo Support
Now Mario Kart 8 can be played with a Labo-crafted controller, it got us thinking: what other Switch games would we like to see with Labo support?
The Banner Saga 3 is Set to be a Riveting Finale
Launching 26th July on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC, The Banner Saga 3 feels bleak. But honestly, it looks set to end the trilogy on a high.
Lumines Remastered Review: Puzzle Perfection
Whether or not you’ve played Lumines before, Lumines Remastered is essential. It’s a great value for money package that’s not to be missed.
How Cyberpunk 2077 is Confronting its Most Important Element
In Cyberpunk 2077, the notion of cyberpunk is more than just a style co-opted to tell a cool science fiction story. It’s a space of self-liberation, it’s punk rock, it’s progressive, and it’s rife for the RPG genre.
Infliction is a Horror Game to Keep Your Eyes On
Coming this Halloween, Infliction is a promising horror game currently being developed by just one man. Back the Kickstarter to add more polish.
War Thunder is Just as Good as Ever on Xbox One
It may be arriving on Xbox One a number of years after the competition, but War Thunder remains just as essential nonetheless.
Over Half of Those Who Have Played God of War Have Completed It
Just over half of those who have played God of War have completed it. But is that quite as impressive as it initially sounds?
The Lost Child Review: Delightful Dungeon-Crawling Demons
Telling the story of a paranormal journalist caught between a battle of angels against demons, The Lost Child is a dungeon crawler that could only be a product of Japan.
The Exorcist: Legion VR is a Frightfully Compelling Experience
Building respectfully on the world it inhabits, The Exorcist: Legion VR is wonderfully presented and finely balances each facet of its gameplay.
Slime-San: Superslime Edition Review: Smiling While Slimed
Intensely replayable and immeasurably fun, if you’ve not yet acquainted yourself with Slime-San you better think about biting the bullet.
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle Review
Fast-paced and wonderfully accessible, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle has a lot going for it. But can you get over its anaemic character roster?
Three Weeks After Launch, Agony Still Hasn’t Been Patched on Xbox One
Agony is still unbearable for all the wrong reasons for Xbox One owners, who are yet to receive a patch for the game three weeks after launch.
Illusion: A Tale of the Mind is a Magical and Macabre Puzzle Adventure
Illusion: A Tale of the Mind, is not the sort of game that you play for its gameplay alone. It’s the dreamlike, surrealist visuals that’ll keep you hooked.
Seven Games That Were Notably Absent From E3 2018
Plenty of E3 announcements excited and enthralled us, but what about the ones that left us wanting?
Counselling Becomes Compelling in Who Am I: The Tale of Dorothy
If you want to play a intriguing, emotional story then Who Am I: The Tale of Dorothy is a decent choice.
Jurassic World Evolution Review: Going for Goldblum
Claw your way through Jurassic World Evolution’s quirks and you’ll discover an engaging, exciting and sometimes brutal take on the theme-park management genre.
I Relived Over a Decade’s Worth of E3s and Here’s What I Learned
I’ve always thought that if you wanted to know what games were like in any given year, just take a look at E3.
Racing Offline in ONRUSH is Second to its Excellent Photo Mode
You could pause ONRUSH at any second and there will always be something interesting to screenshot.
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