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Marvel’s Wolverine Preview: Is this the best Wolverine game to date?
Fans are very divided on Marvel's Wolverine for PS5. Will it be another Insomniac hit, or is there a cause of concern?
Fans are very divided on Marvel's Wolverine for PS5. Will it be another Insomniac hit, or is there a cause of concern?
Jonathan Blow's latest game is one that's so massive I still feel like I have barely scratched the surface of.
Intelligent Systems goes all in on what can potentially mean a new generation of FE games, and it can be as overwhelming as it is deliciously addictive.
Star Wars Zero Company marries XCOM and Mass Effect with a unique Clone Wars flair, that feels brilliantly separated from any forced Star Wars nostalgia.
Fuse Games has crafted a racer that clearly shows an arcade influence, but doesn't skimp on depth and detail.
We've played the prologue to this upcoming horror anthology, which has just arrived on Steam, and there's much more to it than meets the eye.
In a landscape full of hardcore Soulslikes and fast-paced hack and slash, Capcom might be once again striking the right chord.
We visited Canada to try out the next game in the EA Sports FC series. Here we summarise the latest news and share our impressions from the hours we spent playing.
House House's open-world sandbox is based on strong, simple foundations that it uses to make a consistently fresh and exciting adventure.
We've looked at The Grounds, gameplay, and Career Mode, and now it's time to dive into the other modes and features that make up the next football title.
We delve into the nitty-gritty tweaks and improvements planned for the next chapter of EA Sports' titanic football series.
As part of a trip to Vancouver, we've been given a very brief glimpse of what lies in store for us in the brand-new game mode in the EA Sports FC series: the open-world environment known as The Grounds.
The next instalment in the Honkai series is unlike the others. Instead of the classic formula, we now get to capture and battle monsters. We took part in a beta test to try it out...
Paper Cult gives its take on the musou formula by serving up an intense action game based around Scottish highland warriors.
We've been churning out digital plastic discs in Spinoff Games' highly ambitious disc golf simulator.
We've been hands-on with the sequel arcade racer, to see how the development team made up of Need for Speed and Burnout veterans have improved on the mixed-received original title.
We've put Tsuru Reef through the ringer to how this next chapter of post-launch content stacks up to what came prior.
So long as you don't turn on Quality mode while in handheld, that is.
We've put Ultra CDG's upcoming action game through the ringer and so far we're pleasantly surprised by what we've experienced.
We've spent four hours with Rebel Wolves' upcoming vampire RPG, stepping into the shoes of a young bloodsucker in its open medieval world.
And before you ask, no, it's not that similar to Split Fiction: Beyond the cartoon visuals, Shapefarm adds its own taste for scenarios, puzzles, and pace.
Chop Chop Games' autobattling roguelike has plenty of things we've seen before, but it dresses everything up in such a different look that it all feels new again.
id Software took us through a dedicated portion of gameplay, where the developer talked about this being "some of the best work" it has ever done and how it's also "pretty different to anything we've ever done before".
Has Nintendo found its own cartoonish Gears of War? Raiders seems to hide much, much more than meets the eye...
It's a lifesim, it's an RPG, it combines multiple visual styles, but does the new title from indie studio Jotoyo Games look like it can match its ambition?
We've had the chance to play a couple of chapters of the upcoming title in advance, and Asobo's offering is much more action-packed this time round.
We've had a chance to tear it up in the upcoming racing game to see how the Italian developer is taking its collaboration with Hot Wheels to the next level.
Tsunku and Yone-san are back with more and better of the traditional rhythm games and also with some new ideas. We've tried a bit of both on the Switch 2.
This latest chapter seems to have a very unique structure, but perhaps that's not such a bad thing?
Microsoft had promised a major reveal of Marcus Fenix's new adventure and they weren't joking. Here's everything new we found out...
A brief tactical preview that's already oozing inked style.
We've seen a bunch of early gameplay for the coming simulation title and so far we're impressed by what Frontier has shown off.
The iconic purple dragon is back, but the brief reveal trailer did leave us with a few questions...
Archetype Entertainment has grand ambitions for its expansive sci-fi RPG, and the more we see it, the greater it seems.
We flew to sunny Los Angeles to attend the unveiling of Modern Warfare 4, where during the second half of the presentation, the developers outlined the new DMZ mode.
Smilegate is aiming for a "narrative reimagining" of its somewhat maligned franchise by letting Call of Duty and God of War veterans loose to make the single-player action-adventure game they always wanted.
Or, if you are the history buff in your life, a realistic sandbox in which you'll set your own course of the Hundred-Years War.
It's strange, to say the least, that Ubisoft has chosen Rayman Legends, but we're not complaining about seeing it again.
"Long time no see!" I've played the Lylat Wars Remake and experienced its several brand-new additions. Some made me do a barrel roll in joy, and a couple had me thinking "I can't let you do that, Star Fox"...
We boarded a flight to sunny Los Angeles with the task of finding out what Activision and Infinity Ward has in store for the next Call of Duty.
I know Warhammer Survivors will ruin my schedule, but I keep going back for a quick run even with the demo.
The Emperor doesn't need to protect the protagonists of Auroch Digital's boomer shooter sequel, as they can tear through the Imperium's enemies all by themselves.
I boarded an Air France flight to stab Spaniards, but I also fired the odd flintlock and cannonball at sea in the upcoming new version of Assassin's Creed: Black Flag...
Race against the clock to prevent a grisly fate in this snappy and fast-paced action title from Rever Games.
The follow-up adventure turns the fear up to the max while managing to preserve some of the key investigative elements fans of the original will recognise.
Tt Games' Arkham-meets-traditional Lego Batman game is shaping up to be an incredibly fun experience, one that surpasses our expectations each time we see it.
We paid a visit to the Rebel Wolves in Warsaw to learn more about the progress of the multi-branching RPG and left with a great taste despite not sinking our fangs into it.
We've been shown a first look at the coming remake, which is described as "faithful" and "not an RPG".
We'll keep playing for a full review of Out of the Blue's sequel, but the first few chapters show a puzzling promise...
D-topia is one of the calmest games I've played, but I have a distinct feeling it's hiding something.