Review | Forgotlings: ‘Clever And A Little Absurd’ (PC)
While Forgotlings may have mechanics that will be forgotten, its style, story and world are ones to remember.
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Review | Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection (PS5)
Thanks to Monster Hunter Stories 3, I now have a completely new and exciting perspective on one of my favourite…
Review | Lost and Found Co. — ‘Anime Where’s Wally?’ (PC)
Lost and Found Co. turns hidden-object puzzles into a charming quest to help a dragon goddess save her shrine.
Review | Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf (PC)
Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf builds confidently on its predecessor with heartfelt storytelling, inventive cooperative puzzles, and a stunning hand drawn world.
Review | Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition ‘Deserves Better’ (PS5)
Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition is a solid if unspectacular tribute to the debut adventure of Ubisoft’s limbless mascot.
Review | iRacing Arcade: ‘Pocket-Sized Racing Joy’ (PC)
iRacing Arcade lands as a confident racer that understands what makes motorsport compelling and reframes it through an arcade lens. It’s a bright, pocket‑sized and approachable take on real‑world racing — one that I’m finding very hard to put down.
Review | Code Vein II: ‘Step With Caution’ (PS5)
Code Vein II levels up the original in a lot of interesting ways. Should you sink your teeth into this one? Here’s out review.
Review | Key Fairy: ‘A Bullet Hell With A Gentle Soul’ (PC)
Key Fairy might present cold at first glance, with its stark black-and-white art, but there’s a true warmth beneath the surface.
Review | Resident Evil Requiem: ‘Bloody Brilliant’ (PS5)
The bloodiest, boldest, and most cohesive Resident Evil yet. Here’s what we think of Capcom’s latest entry in this survival horror series.
Review | Mario Tennis Fever: ‘Brilliant and Bothersome’ (NS2)
If you’re going into Mario Tennis Fever solo, you’ll likely be disappointed. Mario Tennis Fever is so much better with a friend — here’s why.