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UFC 6 feels like a 1 step forward 2 steps back situation, Yes the things added are very good, but there isn’t enough of a difference from previous games that might warrant a whole new instalment. On the other hand, I think it is getting harder to make advancements in...
UFC 6 feels like a 1 step forward 2 steps back situation, Yes the things added are very good, but there isn’t enough of a difference from previous games that might warrant a whole new instalment. On the other hand, I think it is getting harder to make advancements in...
UFC 6 feels like a 1 step forward 2 steps back situation, Yes the things added are very good, but there isn’t enough of a difference from previous games that might warrant a whole new instalment. On the other hand, I think it is getting harder to make advancements in...
MotoGP 26 lands squarely in the middle of the pack, offering strong visuals and solid racing mechanics on Xbox Series X, but held back by familiar modes and a lack of real innovation. It’s an enjoyable and reliable entry for fans, yet it never quite pushes beyond what the series...
Bluey’s Quest for The Gold Pen is a charming kids game that captures the humor, imagination, and heart of the beloved Bluey series.
Our Forza Horizon 6 review explores the stunning Japan setting, refined driving, massive open world, and why Playground Games may have created the new benchmark for arcade racing.
Directive 8020 represents the best that The Dark Pictures games have had to offer thus far, proving that Supermassive Games is right at home within sci-fi horror.
MOTORSLICE blends parkour, brutalist visuals, and massive machines into a stylish action-adventure. Inspired by Mirror’s Edge and Prince of Persia, but does it deliver where it counts?
Our Mina the Hollower review covers Yacht Club Games’ challenging 2D action-adventure, its Zelda-inspired exploration, combat, modifiers, and instant-classic appeal.
IO Interactive delivers a strong James Bond origin story with 007 First Light, blending stealth, gadgets, shooting, replayability, and some rough performance issues.
Saros refines its core gameplay loop with more fluid combat and a significantly improved progression system that creates a stronger sense of long-term growth.
Neverness To Everness has you in the shoes of an appraiser in the supernatural city of Hetherneau. Free-to-play game that might have too much to do.