Review | Wax Heads: ‘Worth A Spin’ (PC)
Wax Heads is a cosy, character-driven record shop simulator where you match customers with the perfect track. Our review.
Review | Town of Zoz: ‘We Have Burritos at Home’ (PC)
Being a foodie, I cannot deny how much I enjoy a game with delicious looking food. If you’re after an…
Back to School: Your Guide to Collecting Secrets of Strixhaven
Wizards of the Coast has released its latest Magic: The Gathering set, Secrets of Strixhaven. If you’re trying to figure…
The Blood of the Dawnwalker Launches This September — What You Need to Know
We’ve now got a stack of fresh details on The Blood of the Dawnwalker, including a confirmed September release date,…
Video games releasing in May 2026
May brings a cornucopia of new games to add to your playlist; from rowdy rhythm games to secret agent simulators, and a much more!
Review | Invincible VS: ‘This Is A Good Time’ (PlayStation 5)
Invincible has been one of my favourite modern superhero stories in recent years. Despite being built around aliens, superheroes and…
Review | Lunchbreak Tactics: ‘I’m going on break, don’t bother me’ (PC)
There’s something really compelling about a game that is super easy to pick up but offers that “one more round”…
Review | Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth (PC)
Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth is a cosy, story-driven puzzle adventure that follows Moomintroll through his first winter. With gentle puzzles, charming characters, and a heartfelt focus on friendship, it offers a relaxed experience that lets its atmosphere and story shine despite a few minor gameplay frustrations.
Review | Origament: A Paper Adventure — ‘Charming But Not Without Creases’ (PC)
Origament: A Paper Adventure is a chill little platformer where you play as a letter trying to make it to…
Review | SAROS: ‘Bullet-Hell Bliss’ (PS5)
Despite being a new IP, SAROS shares much of the same DNA as predecessor Returnal. Gunplay is fast and ferocious, enemies relentlessly spewing out deadly projectiles, as you dodge around firing off your own weapons. It can be a lot, but it’s truly exhilarating.