Reviews

A gorgeous, hand drawn metroidvania adventure, Afterimage has its flaws but we still can't get enough of it.

There's nothing particularly bad about Trinity Trigger, but as JRPGs go it's about as generic as you can get.

A truly epic showdown and a new relationship for Aloy make Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores a must for series fans.

Disney Speedstorm is a great-looking kart racer with a brilliant soundtrack and fun gameplay.

Against all odds Dead Island 2 is finally here. And even better, it's quite possibly the zombie game of your dreams.

Desktop Dungeon: Rewind's easy-to-pick-up yet hard to master gameplay will keep us coming back time and time again.

Fusing together the music rhythm and fighting game genres, God of Rock doesn't quite capture the magic of either.

Thanks to the power and features of PSVR 2, Creed: Rise to Glory - Championship Edition is a must for boxing fans.

Rewind or Die takes players back to the 90s, and also makes them fight for their lives after being pursued by a serial killer.

This is a simple little game, but one that absolutely nails the concept of a fulfilling challenge.

Previously only available in arcades, Cannon Dancer - Osman is an entertaining blast from the past and a must for Strider fans.

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection bundles up a selection of Game Boy Advance classics with some welcome extras.

Dogfight - A Sausage Bomber Story is a humorous shoot 'em up with charming visuals, but it brings nothing nothing new to the genre.

Detective games really don't come much better than this – especially if you like a bit of the occult thrown in for good measure.

Lunark will appeal to fans of games such as Flashback and Prince of Persia, but its clunky mechanics will overly frustrate some.

Meet Your Maker blends shooting and supervillainy to great effect, with every horrible death a lesson.

With four distinct titles each offering something different, the Toaplan Shoot 'Em Up Bundle Vol. 1 is easy to recommend.

One for Slay the Spire fans.

Marfusha is a simple shooter that challenges you to defend a border gate from enemy attacks. Oh yeah, and your earnings are taxed.

A prequel to Road 96, this more focused, story-driven tale is as captivating as ever.