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To a much greater extent than with any other videogame developer, you can be pretty sure what any new game by From Software is going to contain. The J...
The sequel to the melee-focused first-person open-world epic is shaping up to be a scintillating tale of choices and consequences.
2021's Battlefield game has some great ideas, but its technical issues are a little too obvious - at present anyway, as we hope there will be updates.
The fifth game in the Horizon open-world racing sim is expansive in reach, while delivering familiar and addictive content to entertain for an age.
The latest Call of Duty takes us back to WWII - how does it hold up?
This gorgeous adventure is a slow-paced dream that occasionally hitches.
We got to play Apex's new season ahead of launch, and it looks like a great addition the game's roster of content.
Against the odds, Eidos Montreal has made the sort of Guardians of the Galaxy game that any fan would want to play.
This spiritual sequel to Left 4 Dead is oodles of fun to play and makes some smart design choices.
Metroid Dread sees a return for the 2D action-platformer style of yesteryear. Here's what we think of it.
The third release in the Switch line-up adds an OLED screen & improved kickstand, so is it the ultimate portable Nintendo console? Spoiler: yes it is!
The 2021 instalment of Ubisoft’s open-world shooter is huge in every aspect – but importantly is packed with character and fantastically fun to
This fantastic Japanese role-player (JRPG) blends storytelling with fun and chaotic combat to create a memorable tale.
This is an impressively-done remaster of a pretty creaky game, and it's brought it onto modern consoles with panache.
We review the PlayStation 5 version of FIFA 22, which boasts the biggest changes to gameplay in years.
Death Stranding is back, significantly improved and reworked for a native PlayStation 5 experience. Is it just as divisive as when it first launched?
Our hands-on time with the next COD game has us optimistic about its chances - check out our early verdict here.
This time-looping shooter is an absolute blast - and definitely a must-play for PS5 owners and PC gamers alike.
This intriguing mystery game poses you an interesting question and makes solving it really fun.
The third game in the narrative driven series is about emotions - from your own to the in-game characters' feelings - and it's a nice change of pace.
The first WarioWare title for Nintendo Switch is best for mindless quick-fire multiplayer fun rather than in-depth gaming greatness.
The sixth main Far Cry iteration combines some fresh gameplay ideas with super-sharp writing in a beautifully constructed game-world.
How has the NMH franchise aged? We find out by playing through its latest mainline entry on Switch.
This online battler is a new direction for Pokémon, but on the early evidence it's a smart bet. Find out what we think of it right here.
A fine balance of puzzling, platforming, and combat that's got a wonderfully melancholic tone to boot.
This is a beautiful yet simple game - and one that's properly rewarding to explore.
Is it a much overlooked Zelda title or the weakest in the series? Now's your chance to relive the 10-year-old title in HD on the Switch to decide.
The addition of a story mode makes F1 2021 a different beast to its predecessors, but its welcome entertainment in a top-tier racing sim.
The PlayStation 5 controller now comes in other colours, which is our favourite?
A sumptuous-looking anime-style Japanese action-RPG with real crossover appeal. It's the perfect action-oriented introduction.
Ever wondered what life was like for medieval soldiers on the battlefields? Now you can find out for yourself without risking life and limb.
We're thrilled to see the return of everyone's favourite Lombax and his robot chum. And, thanks to the leap to PS5, they have never looked better.
We couldn’t have been more excited when we heard that the Mass Effect trilogy was being remastered. But was our initial excitement justified?
Resident Evil 8 - officially named 'Village' - has scares and action to spare, and a story that ultimately knows how ridiculous (yet fun) it is.
Housemarqe's PS5 exclusive is crushingly difficult at times, but its respawn mechanic always ensures a fresh new maze-world to conquer to progress.
This bike racer is wonderfully detailed, which is likely to lend itself to the superfan. Here's what the 2021 edition has to offer.
People Can Fly's shooter might not be the most innovative title, but it's got plenty of good fun to offer up.
Xbox has finally released its own gaming headset, specifically designed for Xbox consoles and Windows PCs. Is it any good though?
While maintstream by Japanese role-playing game standards, there's heaps here to lose yourself in for dozens of hours. Yet another Switch must-buy.
We've had a chance to play through the tutorial that starts Evil Genius 2: World Domination to give you our initial thoughts.
The Wii U classic comes to Switch in fine fashion, with the all-new Bowser's Fury add-on fun, plus the option of four-player online play in 3D World.
This lovingly crafted - yet invariably creepy - puzzling platform game is a unique and unusual treat that'll make you think - in more ways than one.
Agent 47 is back for the third & final instalment in the Hitman trilogy, but is it new & exciting or just more of the Hitman that you know and love?
Whether you're playing solo, multi-player or in VR, Squadrons' convincing control system and space-battles bring the fun. It's a bit samey though.
Amid reports of performance issues, we played Cyberpunk 2077 on multiple platforms. Here's our review after mainly playing it on Xbox Series X and S.
Our cloth hero is back for the PlayStation 5. And what a return for Sackboy. A big adventure is colourful, fun and packed full of joy.
The 2020 remaster of Demon's Souls is as good a facelift as a game could get, and refreshes an all-time classic with simply stunning visuals.
A similarly enjoyable experience to a Zelda game, which is some achievement, and the way in which it mines Greek mythology provides distinctiveness.
The latest COD has the same draw as ever, but does it seem quite as finished as you'd hope? We've been digging into all the modes to find out.
Nintendo has brought back Game & Watch, but with a few key differences to make it an essential purchase for retro games fans and collectors alike.