Reviews

It's time to pick up your Boomstick and get groovy. Evil Dead: The Game proves that it's good to be bad. But also good to be good.

The word "golf" might be in the title, but Golf Gang doesn't have too much in common with the actual sport.

It's rough around the edges, but Dolmen might be of interest to those seeking out a Souls-like with a sci-fi setting.

With its colourful visuals and assortment of characters that each offer unique mechanics, Cotton Fantasy is a treat for shoot 'em up fans.

You won't have played anything like Eternal Threads before - and you don't want to miss it.

For fans of vampiric tales, dark narratives and grizzly visuals, there's a lot to love about Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong.

If you like the idea of a puzzle game set against a backdrop of an old-school RPG, you're going to love Dungeons of Dreadrock.

Moving house has never been so incredible.

Have rhythm and like twin-stick shooters and loot? Soundfall might just be the game for you.

The FMV genre is a rather niche one, but it's just got a little bit broader thanks to Square Enix's latest release.

With its engaging combat and dark world that begs to be explored, King Arthur: Knight's Tale is a treat for those who love RPGs they can sink their teeth into.

With an eye-catching art style and fun twin-stick shooting gameplay, there's a lot to like about Wildcat Gun Machine. Our review.

Love Serious Sam? You might want to check out Serious Sam: Tormental, a roguelike twin-stick shooter that takes you through Mental's mind.

With its unique art style and charming characters, action RPG Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising does a great job introducing players to a new world.

A new movie-themed party game is in town: Rifftrax: The Game.

Nintendo Switch Sports is here, and it clearly has one goal in mind: to capture the joy that Wii Sports brought us way back in 2007 in a new, modernised package.

More like an interactive samurai movie rather than a video game, Trek to Yomi absolutely oozes style.

Rogue Lords' horror theme is alluring, but as a roguelike it's a bit to complicated and repetitive for its own good.

With its comic book-styled visuals and rocking soundtrack, Mayhem Brawler is one of the best side-scrolling beat 'em ups available right now.

The House of the Dead: Remake brings new life to an arcade classics. It's just a shame that you can't play it with a light gun.