Review: Shatter returns in remastered form and is as good as ever
A classic of the brick-breaking genre makes a comeback and is just as good now as it was in 2009.
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Review: Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Enhanced Edition is a disappointment on consoles
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is otherwise a fantastic PC experience that is sadly a slog on consoles due to clunky controls and a cumbersome interface.
Review: Likely to be the grossest game of the year, you won’t want to miss A Plague Tale: Requiem
A Plague Tale: Requiem is a superior sequel to Innocence in almost every way, but it also carries on with some slight annoyances from the first game.
Review: Valkyrie Elysium is a new Valkyrie Profile that no one expected
Valkyrie Elysium is the latest game in a beloved RPG series and is a confoundingly bland hack and slasher.
Review: Thymesia rejects one of the core tenets of Souls-likes
A Souls-like without stamina seems antithetical to the entire genre, but in Thymesia’s case, it works.
There’s more than a Buried Memory to be found in Final Fantasy XIV with the arrival of patch 6.2
Patch 6.2 brings neat additions to Final Fantasy XIV as it keeps its post-expansion content drop rolling following Endwalker, which was released last February.
Review: Madden 23 pays tribute to the man but does little to bring in new players
We’re off to the battlefield of the NFL yet again with Madden 23. Blue-18, HUT!
Review: Fobia: St Dinfna Hotel is quite a horrific surprise
You can check-out of Fobia at any time you like, but you can never leave St Dinfna Hotel.
Review: The Quarry is teenage horror in game form in the best of ways
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger… and it turns you into its quarry.
Review: The Ascent is often frenetic, furious, frenzied, and easily forgotten
A cyberpunk world framed in cornea burning neon coupled with a cast of thoroughly unlikeable characters translates into a game that’s often frenetic, furious, frenzied and easily forgotten.