Luciano Howard
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A fun arcade racer with lots of variety but one which often confuses and feels decent, rather than brilliant when moving at top speeds.
FromSoftware games are an event and this one is no exception. Great fun, chaotic until tamed and thoroughly moreish. You'll find a lot to like if you're into high-quality action.
Elden Ring is Dark Souls done in an accessible way and given the open world afforded to Link in Breath of the Wild. In short, it's fabulous.
A premise that had me at hello, but a game which I couldn’t wait to finish. It's a puzzler with high production values but it doesn’t hit the right beats and consequently suffers for it.
The perfect sandbox killing game, just with bigger and more varied environments which go in all directions and compel you to play them again, and again.
Eivor is a fun character who provides lots of entertainment as you play through their story. The game is enormous and will keep you entertained for ages, with the content engaging and truly compelling, meaning you’ll want just one more quest, one more go.
Transformers: Battlegrounds is a simple and functional tactical combat game starring Optimus Prime and Megatron which is very good. What’s very bad is that it looks last-gen, has a jaggedy curve with minimal overall challenge and doesn’t shout ‘Play me!’ too often. If you’re ok with that, then you have...
Sports Interactive has made Football Manager new again, without breaking what already made it so delightful. It’s more of the same, only newer.
Grid
GRID is a brilliant arcade racer, acing the feel and emotions of driving fast cars fast.
Erica
Erica is a novel concept which fails on almost every count, unfortunately, and can’t as such be recommended at all.
Telling Lies is a rich drama told in an inventive and fun way, enabling the player to learn what happened in a personal and unique way.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a fine example of brutal turn-based combat involving people you love. Get going in the game and you’ll struggle to stop.
