Reviews

Can you imagine what your world would look like without colours?

Played in co-op, Super Cane Magic Zero can be fun. It still has issues though, and you're not likely to put up with them playing by yourself.

Now available on PC, Heavy Rain doesn't have the most engaging gameplay, but its story more than makes up for it. It still looks great too.

Now available on Nintendo Switch, Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered lets you reduce buildings to rubble absolutely anywhere.

Whether you've never played a Mana game before or hold the series close to your heart, if you love JRPGs you simply need Collection of Mana in your life.

If you love monster trucks you might get a kick out of Monster Jam Steel Titans, but your fun is likely to be very short-lived.

Like the idea of building your own mech and taking it out to engage in epic space battles? You probably ought to give War Tech Fighters a go.

Fancy performing maintenance on cars but don't want to do actual hard work or get dirty? Car Mechanic Simulator might just be the game for you.

A simple RPG infused with a hilarious reality-twisting story, I can guarantee that you won't have played anything else quite like Dandy Dungeon.

Koji Igarashi is back with Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, and it has definitely been worth the wait. Metroidvania fans need this in their lives.

It won’t scare your socks off, but if you can avoid getting bogged down by The Sinking City’s clunkier elements, there’s enough to enjoy here. 

Samurai Shodown is back, and for fighting game fans it's likely to prove to be a bit of a treat thanks to its varied characters and deep mechanics.

Chook & Sosig: Walk the Plank is an adorable point-and-click that can be enjoyed by all ages and skill levels.

Whether you're an F1 fan or just really like racing games, F1 2019 is simply brilliant despite feeling a little familiar at times.

Judgment is more than “more Yakuza”; it’s a markedly different beast that, despite using assets from Yakuza 6, re-introduces you to Kamurocho through a new set of eyes.

With a colourful board at your fingertips, PSVR exclusive Mini-Mech Mayhem puts tabletop carnage and strategy right in front of your eyes.

Leisure Suit Larry is back with Wet Dreams Don't Dry, and he's still trying to get laid. Will you help him? You can try, but it's not much fun.

Forza Horizon 4's LEGO Speed Champions DLC is the type of game that you can't help but play with a silly grin permanently glued to your face.

It's not going to be remembered as a classic, but thanks to its engaging story and fun combat, Dragon Star Varnir is one of the best JRPGs available on PS4.

The games included in Contra Anniversary Collection may be old, but they're still a hell of a lot of fun to play. It's heaven for run 'n' gun fans.