Gareth Newnham
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Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley is an absolutely delightful stealth adventure that nails the look and feel of Tove Jansson’s classic tales in a game as cosy
Bulletstorm VR is a great idea but poorly executed. That is to say, the idea of taking a bonafide (cult) classic from gaming's past and breathing new life
Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate: Daemonhunters is a satisfying strategy game with deep systems, thrilling turn-based battles, and a clear and nuanced
The Apollo Justice Trilogy is a little like the last Star Wars trilogy. You can see a creator desperately trying to pass the baton onto a new cast of
When Ryu Ga Gotoku said that Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth was going to be the biggest game in the series, they weren't lying.
Another Code: Recollection does a fantastic job of bringing a pair of cult classics bang up-to-date on Switch.
Paleo Pines is basically Story of Seasons with dinosaurs. If that has you instantly sold on the game, chances are you’ll have a great time with it.
Tunic is a Zelda clone in the purest sense possible; by this, I mean it takes its queues from the original Legend of Zelda on the NES. You are dropped into
Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion is, in many ways, a game that fell through the cracks. Released in the dying days of the N64 and with no PC port, Turok 3 was a
Whateverland is a decidedly French point-and-click adventure (Yes, I know the devs are Russian), bursting with charm, that is bound to relieve your sense of
If, like me, you love retrofuturism, hard sci-fi and think space exploration in games and movies is at its best when it is presented as the harsh, lonely, and
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is proof that Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio enjoys torturing Kazama Kiryu.
