Reviews

Thanks to its captivating story and meaningful gameplay improvements, the campaign of Halo Infinite is one of the best in the series.

Chorus is a space shooter with abilities that really make its combat stand out. It's just a shame it has so many frustrations.

There's a lot more to Solar Ash than simply gliding and grinding around its luscious world, but by god is it good fun.

Whether or not you played its years-old predecessor, Beyond a Steel Sky is well worth your time.

Battlefield 2042 allows up to 128-players to engage in all-out war. But numerous issues mean it's not quite as fun as you expect it to be.

You might not have heard of Marsupilami, but it doesn't matter; this videogame spin-off makes for a delightful platforming adventure regardless.

Now available on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, develop a lair and eventually take over the world in Evil Genius 2: World Domination.

Whether you fondly remember the original and wish to revisit it, or are new to the series, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond is easy to recommend.

If you enjoy crazy FPS action, then there are certainly worse ways to spend £7.99.

If you enjoy games that let you go at your own pace, where you can shape the world around you, then Grow: Song of the Evertree really ought to be on your radar.

Fancy belting some hits out with friends and family members? Let's Sing 2022 is here to give your vocal chords a good workout.

The perfect game for fans of Peppa.

Plunging you into a post-apocalyptic Tokyo, Shin Megami Tensei V challenges you to put together a team of powerful demons to save humanity.

An apocalyptic survival game with a satisfying roguelike gameplay loop, The Last Stand: Aftermath provides a fun way to pass the time.

Now available on PlayStation and Xbox, A Short Hike is a fantastic little adventure that'll put a smile on your face.

For those that still somehow haven't played The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim yet, this Anniversary Edition is a must-have.

There's much more to this quirky sim than just cooking.

Tasking you with discovering the secrets of a Minoan civilisation, Treasures of the Aegean is a unique adventure game with a time loop twist.

This is Sherlock Holmes, but not quite as you know him.

Take a dive with your Switch.