Gareth Newnham
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Final Fantasy XVI is one of this year’s best games that flawlessly marries the design and narrative sensibilities of Japanese and Western RPGs in a manner
The Case of the Golden Idol is the sort of Sherlockian adventure game I wish there were more of.
Fire Emblem Engage is not a sequel to Three Houses in any way, shape or form, and I couldn’t be happier about it.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is one of those games with a concept so obvious you wonder why it hadn't been made decades ago - like say, the mid-90s.
Tin Hearts is a heart-warming puzzler that combines first-person adventure mechanics with Lemmings-like navigation puzzles, to create something that is as
Rain Games' physics-based Metroidvania Teslagrad 2 is a beautiful game, with solid platforming and some brilliant environmental storytelling that doesn't
It’s odd to think it's taken 15 years for Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse to make its way from Japan to Western shores. Initially released for the
Lunark is a stylish, expertly crafted, love-letter to gaming’s early narrative evolution. If you can remember the likes of the original Prince of Persia and
Few publishers have managed to translate their games to VR as successfully as Capcom. Resident Evil 7 was a must-play on PSVR and Resident Evil Village VR on
Kaiju Wars is the perfect game for anyone that watched Godzilla and thought they could do a better job than Monarch did.
20 years later, SpongeBob's latest adventure from developer, Purple Lamp, nails the look and feel of the show while providing an enjoyable new adventure for
Daniel Mullins has a reputation for making games that are far more than they seem. Inscryption is no different. As the first of his games to come to the
