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Fuse Games’ debut is spectacular, thrilling, and inventive in the right places. At its core, Star Wars: Galactic Race...

Fran J. Ruiz·October 2, 2026
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That really defines the best moments of Gallipoli. If you can find a troop that understands this isn’t Call of Duty, ...

Nick Akerman (GW)·September 21, 2026
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There’s a compelling and ruthless military FPS at the centre of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, but serious players will oft...

Fran J. Ruiz·August 12, 2026
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While the journey is not a smooth one, The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu takes you on a voyage of co-op terror that assaults...

Neil Bolt·July 15, 2026
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Endless Ragnarok isn’t a game changer for Granblue Fantasy: Relink, but it does stock the base game with better-balan...

Neil Bolt·July 8, 2026
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It takes a while to get to the core of what makes Moonlight Peaks a viable alternative to your life sim of choice, so...

Neil Bolt·July 6, 2026
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Copa City brings a refreshing take on football management by focusing on an aspect of the beautiful game that gets ov...

Neil Bolt·June 15, 2026
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Sacred 2 was the sort of action-RPG you turned to once you’d exhausted better, more focused options in the genre. 17 years later, a decent remaster can’t mask what’s a largely plodding and miserable experience.

Battlefield 6 triumphs as an old-fashioned, polished all-you-can-eat of multiplayer chaos, hitting the ground running instead of limping. Its single-player campaign is a waste of many studios’ time and manpower though.

Europa Universalis 5 marks a bold step forward for the series, managing to let its tangle of initially intimidating systems breathe and interact with each other in an outright impressive manner while feeling less limiting than the Monarch Power of its predecessor.

Cronos: The New Dawn is a remnant of the legacy of survival horror. It takes whispers from two titans of the genre and blends them with its own ideas.

Free from last gen’s technical limitations and focused on creative control, Jurassic World Evolution 3 is the ultimate Jurassic Park video game and a culmination of Frontier’s entire body of work.