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Scott Pilgrim vs The World The Game is back after a six-year absense from Xbox and PlayStation Stores. With Scott Pilgrim vs The World The Game Complete Edition, Ubisoft has bundled the side-scrolling beat ’em up alongside its two pieces of DLC, expanding availability onto Windows PC and Switch as well.
Immortals Fenyx Rising is the third large open-world game from Ubisoft in as many months, offering yet another map littered with things to do and side-quests to complete. For those worried about burnout, Immortals moves to set itself apart from its cousins with a departure from gritty realism and a...
From the moment you take control of Link in Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity, you’re thrown into a large scale battle taking place on the grassy plains that surround Hyrule Castle. The battlefield, teeming with literally hundreds of Bokoblins, is chaotic and intimidating. And so you’ll hack and slash your...
Call of Duty has spectacularly returned to its roots in recent years. A brilliant return to WWII in 2017 was followed by a reboot of Modern Warfare last year, which was not only my favourite Call of Duty, but my favourite multiplayer shooter overall, of the PS4/Xbox One generation. It...
Building on the strong foundations of Origins and Odyssey, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is in many ways a minor iteration of the proven formula. Yet, it’s also one of the biggest departures in the franchise’s 13-year history. It plays very similarly, but feels very different, with a setting and quest structure...
Spider-Man Miles Morales is arguably the PS5’s biggest launch title, one that seemed a next-gen console exclusive until Sony recently confirmed it would also be available on the PS4 (and its ridiculously large player base). While following on from Insomniac Games’ superb Spider-Man, Miles Morales isn’t a direct sequel. Instead, it’s presented as...
Tetris Effect Connected was announced for Xbox Series X back in July, brining Tetris Effect to the console and adding multiplayer in the process. While Xbox faithful mightn’t have realised what that really meant, PC and PlayStation users were likely grinning ear-to-ear and saying, “welcome to the party.”
If you’ve followed Stevivor for a while, you may know that I’m no stranger to the Yakuza series. What once seemed like a bizarre oddity of a series I’d never care about has become a series I can’t wait to dive into, to find out what weird nonsense the team at...
The Dark Pictures Little Hope is the second in Supermassive Games’ horror anthology, following in the footsteps of Man of Medan and aiming to hit the heights of the PS4 sleeper hit Until Dawn. The studio didn’t quite catch lightning in a bottle with the first installment of this multiplatform offering, but it’s...
Despite their flaws, Watch Dogs and Watch Dogs 2 were games I had a lot of fun playing. The sequel tightened up some of the gameplay mechanics and in doing so the franchise looked to be moving in an encouraging direction. Then last year we got our first look at...
Mafia Definitive Edition feels like a relic from a generation gone by, and I absolutely adore it. I have been on something of a mob period binge of late, with the epic marathon that is The Irishman provoking a rewatch of The Godfather and Part 2. It has tickled a...
Super Mario 3D All-Stars heads to Nintendo Switch this week, continuing the fine tradition of Nintendo bundling old Mario classics in a neat little package. This time around, the 3D offering groups the Nintendo 64’s Super Mario 64, the GameCube’s Super Mario Sunshine and the Wii’s Super Mario Galaxy. Spare...
