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True to the legacy of the games that it draws so much from, Everspace is challenging and built for replayability. VR fans will like the fact that there's a version of the game on PC for those with a headset (although we didn't try it in VR for the purposes...

Mike Holmes·June 5, 2017
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Nevertheless, what's here is extensive, and has been updated for PlayStation 4 to an impressive extent, to the point where the games contained herein still feel as fresh as they did when they first launched back in the day. If you're an existing fan, the mid-tier pricing feels about right...

Mike Holmes·June 5, 2017
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In short, the fact that Danger Zone is entirely set in a testing facility, lacks in variety, and has only a few scenarios, means that it ultimately feels like a training mode for Burnout 3's Crash Mode, a comparison we wouldn't make if it wasn't for the fact that the...

Sam Bishop·June 4, 2017
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Endless Space 2 is a good game with great features. There's so much to do, decide, and tinker with that the worn phrase "one more turn" could have been born off it. You can fight your wars cold, hot, foreign, and domestic. There's a lot to explore and learn, from...

Matti Isotalo·June 3, 2017
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The Long Journey Home is an ambitious game that covers a lot of ground, and so perhaps it's not surprising that it isn't perfect in all areas at launch. Hopefully, Daedalic will continue to tweak various aspects of the game, such as the interaction with aliens and the lander controls...

Bengt Lemne·June 1, 2017
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Bandai Namco has hit a home run here and has created a game that is easily accessible in the same way Tekken has almost always been - something that has made it so popular - but at the same time it has managed to bring about a lot of changes...

Jonas Mäki·May 31, 2017
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We had a lot of fun with Skylar & Plux: Adventure on Clover Island in the time it was with us, and enjoyed exploring the colourful levels it offered with the different abilities available to us, however, this time was incredibly short and will no doubt affect the decisions of...

Sam Bishop·May 30, 2017
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We're really hoping that Ubisoft only sees the current state of the game as a basic framework, which will be built upon in the style of No Man's Sky or Elite: Dangerous, where we will get extra content like more iconic ships, alien races and uniforms, or even player-created missions....

And that's what Rime ultimately is: special. The sources of inspiration are many and clear, but throughout the experience, a certain identity of its own emerges. The backstory of the island's many lives and many perished civilisations makes the surroundings feel meaningful and magical, and that is, ultimately, the greatest...

Anders Baad Mai·May 29, 2017
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Apart from this criticism, Friday the 13th: The Game is an extremely solid and entertaining title that's sure to entertain fans and newcomers alike, whether they are looking for scares or laughs. The developer seems to be dedicated to adding content and creating an even bigger and better game, with...

Anders Fischer·May 26, 2017
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Overall, though, despite the fact that each map has been polished and made to look up to date, £24.99 may be far too steep for some to pay just for eight remastered maps. The added features might not be to everyone's tastes either, but the liberties taken with these maps...

Sam Bishop·May 25, 2017
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So when you've already beaten M. Bison (or Akuma) say five or six times, you're left with the sad feeling that this is a game that's not serious enough about delivering what the legendary series deserves; it almost feels like a lack of respect. This is a cheap copy and...

David Caballero·May 24, 2017
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