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The Pale Reach is a brief but brilliant stop on an outstanding expedition. It’s side content you can tackle at any time, and it’s easily on par with the rest of the game. For DREDGE fans it’s a must-play, and for anyone else looking to get into the game, it’d...

Dani Cross·December 5, 2024
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Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is a throwback and a step forward, putting a potential end to what came before on the way to something new. As it does so, it is a shorter, but still truly excellent example of everything that has made the...

Dave McAdam·December 5, 2024
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The Invincible might have its minor problems, but they don’t do much to draw from the fact that Starward Industries has proven that the direct adaptation of The Invincible was always destined to be a video game.

Joseph Kime·December 5, 2024
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My Time at Sandrock is a game that you’ll have no trouble getting into if you’re a fan of the genre. If you’re new to cosy games on the whole, though, it’s also one that is easy to pick up and play - making it a great entry-level title for...

Ava Thompson-Powell·December 5, 2024
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Jusant is an absolute gem that rewards you for slowing down, taking stock, and exploring its breathtakingly designed world.

Ava Thompson-Powell·December 5, 2024
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As spin-offs go, Song of Nunu does a great job at selling the world around its League of Legends origins. As someone with a somewhat cursory knowledge of the game, it was refreshing to learn about a cast of characters that intrinsically tie into Willump and Nunu’s story, from the...

Jack Roberts·December 5, 2024
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Endless Dungeon is well worth a shot if you're after a co-op rogue-lite to play with your friends. As a solo player it might be a bit too repetitive for a full completion, but there's still plenty of fun to be found here.

Dani Cross·December 5, 2024
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The more I played Super Mario Bros Wonder, the more I fell in love with its whimsicality and endless redefinition of what Mario can be. It’s a glorious reimagining of Nintendo’s most iconic franchise. It takes the ingenuity and innovation that made Mario’s 3D escapades some of gaming’s greatest achievements...

Dani Cross·December 5, 2024
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For the first time in many years, the Metal Gear Solid trilogy is available on modern systems. The Master Collection gives us the experiences we remember with three of the greatest games ever made and includes the majority of the content ever released for those games - including some new...

Dave McAdam·December 5, 2024
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Cities Skylines 2 is more of the same in the best possible way, giving players an abundance of quality-of-life improvements and new adjustments to keep the city-building fun going for years to come. While it doesn't quite have that one new blockbuster feature, nor does it revolutionise the genre in...

Harry Boulton·December 5, 2024
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There’s something here for fans of classic Sonic fans to enjoy. Playing through each level feels varied, and there’s always the option to retread your footsteps in a fresh pair of shoes.

Joshua Boyles·December 5, 2024
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While Hellboy Web of Wyrd is not the strongest example of a roguelike, the depth of its combat and themes more than make up for it. As perfect a representation of the Hellboy comic art as you could get in a 3D video game, Web of Wyrd is the best...

Dave McAdam·December 5, 2024
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