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As someone who loves big, sprawling single-player games and was quick to condemn FromSoftware's new multiplayer focus, I am quite pleasantly surprised by Nightreign. I honestly had a blast with the game and can easily see myself returning again and again, provided the developers manage to add new content to...
So, if you're the sort of person who likes to pick and chip away at a Metroidvania, ticking off every single side activity and quest along the way, you'll find plenty to do and appreciate in Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo. It's at its best when it lets the yo-yo...
F1 25
You're hardly reinventing the wheel here, and were it not for Braking Point and the new LiDAR-scanned tracks, it would in all honesty be hard to recommend F1 25 to anything but the most dedicated. And at the risk of sounding like a broken record, my final conclusion is much...
It's an odd little gem, a diamond in the rough with a distinctive character. A passionate project with great personality, spiced with nostalgia, and with an insidious level of difficulty. The Siege and the Sandfox is not an experience for everyone, and it's no secret that it often feels like...
Despite complaints, the core of Blades of Fire remains hot, with enough individuality and fun in its boss fights to prevent it needing to be reforged. However, it's hard to shake the feeling that if a bit more focus was put on any element of the game, it could have...
This is why Deliver at All Costs feels like a bit of a missed opportunity. There are parts of this game worth spotlighting, but overall this is a title that doesn't quite stick the landing. It's unironically a bit like a parcel delivered by a courier; delivered in so-called good...
Although RoadCraft's story is about running a company, it could easily be a game about disaster relief. Its unique idea is a logical extension of Saber's previous productions, and serves as an excellent motivation for building roads and repairing infrastructure. Games tend to encourage unmitigated destruction, so repairing that destruction...
I'm still teetering on the edge - so I'm going to take another shift with my chatty partner in the atmospheric streets of Averno City.
So to recap, Doom: The Dark Ages is more Doom and that means it is without question one of the best action games you will play in 2025. But is it a step up or a noticeable evolution from what Eternal served up in 2019 or what Doom presented in...
The Midnight Walk doesn't always succeed as a game, but as a story and an art form, it draws you in effortlessly. It's a brilliantly atmospheric adventure, that makes up for limited gameplay with emotional peaks that'll make you question everything you've just witnessed and done. The Midnight Walk might...
The Lunar Remastered Collection is a superb example of 'don't fix what isn't broken'. There has been no attempt to rebuild the game to make it sexier for the modern audience. Everything is basically just like the originals with a few small improvements, which make for a better experience, but...
Revenge of the Savage Planet is a really lovely action-adventure with plenty of hidden experiences. It's wonderfully chaotic, especially side-by-side with a friend, but can also be enjoyed alone if you just want to explore the unexplored planets at your own pace. It's a game that puts a smile on...
