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In the early 90s there was a barrage of movie‑related games. Movies such as The Blues Brothers, Home Alone and The Addams Family, to name but a few... then
Going into Forestrike, I was expecting it to have more than a whiff of Slowclap's excellent brawler Sifu about it. It is, after all, another martial
Aaero2: Black Razor Edition demands precision and rhythm, but rewards you with a fast, satisfying flow once it clicks. Aaero2: Black Razor Edition is a
If you’re a fan of ’90s‑era Doom clones, you’ve probably already heard of, or are a fan of, Blood. Originally developed by Monolith, which would go on to make
Filled to the brim with nostalgic flair, Unbeatable has at last made its way from its beginnings as a humble Kickstarter project to a full-fledged two-button
It's crazy to think that Yakuza Kiwami is 10 years old and the series as a whole is 20 (in Japan at least).
Whenever a game goes through a lengthy and somewhat tumultuous development cycle, as Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has, the first question that always buzzes around
Skate Story is a surreal skating adventure (it's also bizarre as @$#% but in a good way) created by indie developer Sam Eng and published by Devolver Digital.
The calm snow outside belies just how twisted your investigation will become! She’s Leaving arrives on PS5 as the debut project from the two-person team at
Goodnight Universe is a heartwarming tale about the power of empathy, family, and the finite nature of the human experience.
Octopath Traveler 0 sets its stall out early and is very upfront about its themes from the off. It's a game about greed, about the corrupting influence of
Hitman Absolution, originally released back in 2012, has finally found its way onto the Nintendo Switch through Feral Interactive. If you’re a fan of the
