Servant of the Lake review – A creepy point-and-click adventure
A creepy and clever point and click adventure, Servant of the Lake might be one of the best puzzle games of recent years.
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Duskfade review – A fun adventure inspired by PS2 classics
It has some annoyances, but Duskfade is an enjoyable 3D platformer on the whole that feels reminiscent of the PS2 era.
Star Wars Zero Company preview – Tactical action in a galaxy far, far away
Launching later this month, we’ve been hands-on with Star Wars Zero Company, a turn based tactics game set during the Clone Wars era.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls review
Accessible to all yet with a high skill ceiling, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is one of the best fighting games currently available.
Ubisoft celebrates the 25th anniversary of Ghost Recon with new Wildlands content and a whole lot more
New content for Ghost Recon Wildlands is just one of the many ways Ubisoft is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the franchise.
Twin Peaks meets Silent Hill in horror metroidvania Silver Pines
Silver Pines will have you fighting nightmarish creatures and solving puzzles in a small American town.
Beast of Reincarnation review – Do it for Koo
It has numerous issues, but give Beast of Reincarnation some time and it’s very likely to grow on you.
Lies of P: Complete Edition review – Great game, great port
One of the best Soulslikes not made by FromSoftware, Lies of P is now available on Switch 2 where it truly impresses.
Games to watch out for this August
Wondering what you’ll have to play in August? We’ve got you covered.
Preview: Playing Horde Siege in Gears of War: E-Day has left me conflicted
We’ve been hands-on with Gears of War: E-Day, and it’s left us impressed in some ways and disappointed in others.
Truxton Extreme review – An unambitious but enjoyable shooter
Truxton Extreme looks great, plays great and sounds great, but its Story mode is a bit disappointing.
Your job might suck, but at least you’re not Fred in The Green Light
Short and atmospheric psychological horror game The Green Light will leave you with questions, but also feeling better about your own job.
Desktop Explorer review: Outstanding puzzle design and an intriguing narrative
Packed with very cleverly designed puzzles, Desktop Explorer has you crawling your uncle’s PC to unravel a mystery.
Halo: Campaign Evolved review – Welcome back, Chief
There are some issues that will irk some players, but Halo: Campaign Evolved is a successful remake nonetheless.
2.5D indie platformer Lifted is Indiana Jones meets Back to the Future
Inspired by 80s pop culture, Lifted is a 2.5D platformer which has you searching for treasure while travelling through time.
The Mermaid Mask is a must-play for whodunnit fans
If you like classic mystery novels and point-and-click adventures, you’re going to be right at home with The Mermaid Mask.
PowerWash Simulator 2: Star Wars Pack review – May the cleaning force be with you
Out now, PowerWash Simulator’s Star Wars Pack lets you clean an AT-AT, the Mos Eisley Cantina and more, and it’s excellent.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic review
Originally made for VR, Moss: The Forgotten Relic bundles up two games and makes them playable on your TV to some success.
Denshattack! is Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater meets Jet Set Radio, on rails
It doesn’t do the best job of easing you in, but once you’ve got to grips with Denshattack! there’s nothing else quite like it.
DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations review
The Revelations expansion for DOOM: the Dark Ages is absolutely phenomenal, offering a brand new tool for the slayer to master.
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