Gareth Newnham
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Once Upon A Katamari has been a long time coming. The first new entry in the bonkers ball-rolling series in more than 14 years, it’s a curious continuation of
Anshar Studios' Painkiller reboot nails the one thing it needed to do. It feels satisfying to pin demons to the wall with a stake gun.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A trades the rolling hills, vast wilds, and world-building of Arceus for a fascinating slice-of-life tale in the bustling modern city of
The Outer Worlds 2 is a smart and charming RPG that playfully thumbs its nose at the sorry state of the modern world in the way that only decent science
Persona 3 Reload is a superb remake made even better by being able to play it on the go.
Little Nightmares III really leans into the little part of the title, to an almost Lovecraftian degree. The monstrosities in this latest edition of the
Dreams of Another is the Waking Life game I never thought I wanted.
Rise of the Gold Idol is a worthy follow-up that retains the core of what made The Case of the Golden Idol so compelling while making some clever improvements
I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when Microids were brainstorming their adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile.
The Order of Giants is an excuse to delve back into Machine Games’ impeccable Indiana Jones and the Great Circle? Oh, if you insist.
I don’t want to call Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater a remake. That implies major changes were made compared to the original. The work Capcom has been
If Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution looks like a port of a GBA game from 20 years ago. That's because technically it is.
