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It looks like third time’s a charm for 343 Industries, who’s spent the past decade trying to live up to making a Halo worthy of its original creators Bungie.
What would happen if you combined Mario and Sonic? No, we’re not talking about the Olympics tie-ins, but more something like Solar Ash.
You just have to marvel at it. Playground Games’ fifth venture into the Horizon is the pinnacle of open-world racing.
Ah, a Ubisoft game. Giant, unfathomably-massive open world? Check. Technical problems that make it feel like it could all fall apart at any second? Yep, check again.
After five mainline entries and two full-sized spin-offs, you might be thinking the Far Cry train has run out of steam. But here, on its full next-gen debut, a South American world of carnage, chaos and crisp linen suits awaits.
Both Donkey Kong and The Legend of Zelda might be celebrating not insignificant anniversaries this year, but it’s the Metroid series that Nintendo is showing some unexpected love to in the second half of 2021.
1-0 is the most popular scoreline in football, but if you played last year’s FIFA 21 you’d be forgiven for thinking it was 6-5 or 5-4.
Yet deserts have rarely looked as captivating as in Sable, the debut from a two-person developer who started the game from working out of a shed (hence the studio name Shedworks).
When a publisher like Square Enix gets hold of the Marvel license, you naturally expect big things – and even more so when the word, “Avengers”, is uttered.
Sorry. Is that not a fancy enough intro? A little blunt? It’s just that the longer we’re sat here writing a review about Deathloop, the less time we’re spending actually playing it, and all we want to do right now is play it. Forever. Ad infinitum. You know… like the...
Nintendo spent last year hyping up a certain plumber as part of Super Mario Bros.‘ 35th anniversary, so it’s only fair that his villainous rival got a bit of love in 2021. And waaaat better way than with a brand new WarioWare game for the Switch?
Life is Strange has always been a series that had its heart in the right place, even if it fumbles in the execution.
