Reviews

Curse of the Sea Rats is by and large a generic metroidvania, but its hand-drawn characters are a treat.

If you're a fan of games like Slay the Spire, we urge you to try Wildfrost. You won't be disappointed.

With gameplay sections that are often frustrating, The Last Worker is a game kept afloat by its fun characters.

Not For Broadcast: Live & Spooky expertly skewers ghost-hunting shows but is tempered by some frustrating gameplay elements.

Dredge has completely captivated us: a rare treasure of a game about fishing, exploring, and uncovering some dark, dark mysteries.

Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key wraps up Ryza's story, and it may just be the best entry in the trilogy.

Storyteller is a short experience with an innovative concept.

A fast-paced FPS with roguelike elements, Post Void isn't for everyone. But those who take to its trippy style will love it.

There's nothing particularly impressive about Tiny Troopers: Global Ops, but you can have some fun with it, especially in co-op.

We can't help but feel that Tchia's developer, Awaceb, has done a bit of a bait-and-switch on us, and it's left a sour taste in our mouth.

With its improved visuals, tighter gameplay and enhanced modes, WWE 2K23 is a must-have for wrestling fans.

Another wonderful opportunity for youngsters to star in their own Peppa-flavoured adventure.

Resident Evil 4 gets the remake treatment, and while it no longer feels revolutionary, it's a masterclass in horror-tinged action.

We had high hopes for The Dark Pictures Anthology: Switchback VR, but the end result is a little disappointing.

Alice Gear Aegis CS: Concerto of Simulatrix isn't going to wow anyone, but it's a solid battler with an emphasis on customisation.

Anno 1800 Console Edition is great for those wanting to establish cities and see them flourish under their guidance.

Whether you're an ardent DC fan or simply love action RPGs, chances are you'll enjoy DC's Justice League: Cosmic Chaos.

Out now on consoles and PC, The Wreck is an emotionally-charged interactive drama about making a difficult choice.

Indie RPG Mato Anomalies offers a streamlined experience with an interesting world and some neat ideas.

Before Your Eyes is transformed on PSVR 2, making this emotional narrative more immersive than ever.