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As I watch the credits roll on Silent Hill Townfall, it's hard to believe this is the same series that had, until just …
Control Resonant is weird and lovely to behold, as you'd expect for a Remedy game, but there's too much busywork and too little of the narrative special sauce.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave has an obsession with scale, but it never loses sight of the minutiae because of it. Our review of a strategy RPG great.
Wolverine's characterisation is a bright spot in this otherwise underwhelming old-school romp that mostly reminds us how far action games have come. Our review.
Immaculate anime stylings aside, Orbitals doesn't bring an awful lot to the post-It Takes Two co-op renaissance, but it's rarely a bad hang. Our review.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is more than just a Witcher-alike. This dark fantasy RPG plays with time and structure, and a dual-aspect hero, to mostly great success.
The developer dares to say 'no' to the ubiquitous Soulslike design and opt for something more unique, and more fitting for its central character.
The lavish jungles, rigid command structure, and emphasis on communication make Hell Let Loose: Vietnam fascinating and frustrating in one. Our review.
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy adds toe-to-toe combat and hands-off puzzling to winning effect – but the trauma porn of its second half takes its toll.
Mortal Shell 2 grows in stature and self-assurance from the first game, establishing itself as an excellent Soulslike with a tempo of its own.
Eurogamer's review of Fields of Mistria as it reaches 1.0, where developer NPC Studio delivers a fantastic, community-bonding experience in farming game form.
Eurogamer's review of Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, the latest fighting game from Arc System Works - and one of the best of its kind we've played in years.
