Previews

Launching 31st July on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC, CastleStorm II looks set to entertain fans of its predecessor while introducing a conquest twist.

Launching 4th August on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC, Skully is a 3D platformer with a unique twist, and it seems rather good.

Welcome to Elk makes a strong first impression.

Launching this summer on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC, we went hands-on with the beautiful-looking No Straight Roads and were left with some concerns.

There's nothing like sharing a s'more over a hot, crackling fire.

Launching later this year on current and next-gen consoles and PC, DiRT 5 seems set to redefine the arcade racer. Check out our hands-on preview.

The Destory All Humans! Remake is headed to consoles and PC at the end of the July and it looks absolutely amazing.

A love letter to classic JRPGs, Cris Tales' time manipulation powers may make it a stand out entry in a genre adored by many.

I've never been pulled into a mystery as quickly as I was with The Almost Gone.

Ever Forward invites you puzzle your way through a strange, dreamlike landscape.

We go hands-on with Naughty Dog's upcoming The Last of Us Part II, facing horrors both new and old as we follow up a lead.

Launching this June on PS4, Xbox One and PC, Hunting Simulator 2 seems like it will please those who like spending time outdoors indoors.

A co-op action RPG with Rogue-like elements, Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos is shaping up to be a fantastic adventure.

Launching this June on PS4, Xbox One and PC, Desperados III is a tactical stealth adventure that's bound to be a hit with series fans.

Essentially a visual novel with action-based combat and dating aspects, Sakura Wars is a unique game that ought to be on your radar.

Currently being Kickstarted, Holmgang: Memories of the Forgotten might appeal to those who fell in love with Mercury Steam's Lords of Shadow series.

Beyond a Steel Sky invites you to return to a dystopian metropolis. What could possibly go wrong?

It’s not every day you find yourself playing something truly unique. 

Behaviour Interactive has been boasting about Dead by Daylight Mobile for months, but does it deliver on what was promised?

If you've played either of the first two Rock of Ages games, you'll probably want a piece of the third.