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Gran Turismo 7 marks the series’ 25th anniversary, and this long-awaited PS5 sequel is both a celebration of Polyphony Digital’s trailblazing GT franchise and of racing in general. The Tokyo-based studio’s love of cars is infectious; I wish I could love anything as much as they clearly love sitting behind the...
Shadow Warrior 3
If there’s one game Shadow Warrior 3 desperately wants to be, it’s Doom Eternal. Yes, there are death traps, some fun swordplay, and annoying humor, but at its heart, the latest Shadow Warrior FPS is a Doom game. This isn’t necessarily a problem, except that’s a lofty bar to hit...
Elden Ring
Elden Ring is one of the most anticipated games of all time. Since the reveal trailer was first shown at E3 2019, every little morsel of info about the game has made headlines. George R.R. Martin’s worldbuilding and Hidetaka Miyazaki’s writing and direction seemed like a match made in heaven,...
The follow-up to 2017’s Horizon Zero Dawn is one of the most eagerly anticipated titles of 2022, and for good reason. Its unique sci-fi take on humanity’s future set captivated players and made us want to see Aloy’s story through to the end. Horizon Forbidden West picks up right where...
Sifu
Sifu is one of the hardest games that I’ve ever played and, if it wasn’t for naively nominating myself to write this review, I would have given up on it in the first couple of hours. And yet here I am, having forced myself through the ordeal and coming out...
In the past two OlliOlli games, an engrossing gameplay loop of combo-ing impossibly long grinds and improbably extreme tricks was teamed with jarringly drab visuals. Looks aren’t everything, but with its low-rent pixel art, an otherwise stellar series struggled to stand out. With OlliOlli World, developer Roll7 has finally settled...
Dying Light 2: Stay Human is finally here after a tumultuous development period. Looking past the pre-launch drama to the game itself, does this follow-up to 2015’s parkour-fuelled zombie survival title do enough to push the series forward in terms of story and gameplay, while also leveraging the power of...
It doesn’t matter how good Pokemon Legends: Arceus is. Let’s get that out of the way first. It will inevitably be one of the highest-selling games on the Switch, and it will be lauded and praised because it didn’t recycle the same formula the franchise has used for over two...
The Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection bundles the single-player component of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End with Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, a previously standalone expansion, and gives them the remaster treatment for PS5 (and PC, at some point later in 2022). With both Uncharted experiences already receiving critical acclaim, this...
No game has been more emblematic of Microsoft’s shift in priorities post-Game Pass than Halo Infinite. Its free-to-play multiplayer launched ahead of its planned release date, with 343 Industries providing the full experience — albeit in beta form — in November. Now, its long-awaited single-player campaign is gearing up for launch, with...
Combining GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas into some sort of video game Megazord seems like an easy win for publisher Rockstar Games. When it comes to remastering classics, nostalgia can carry a lot of the burden, but not even my fond memories of sneaking off to play GTA...
Call of Duty: Vanguard takes the franchise back in time to World War II. Developer Sledgehammer Games clearly isn’t done with this period after Call of Duty: WWII, creating a campaign that further explores the battle between Allies and Axis forces, though on a more intimate scale. There’s also a...
