Playing a sequel to your favourite game of all time through a critical lens can be counterproductive. That’s why I decided to put Hollow Knight: Silksong on hold when I...
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There are games that chase nostalgia, and then there are games that embrace it like an old friend, stare it straight in the eyes, and dare it to evolve. Final...
Big Hops looks simple in a way that feels almost deceptive. A frog, some platforms, a clean pixel style, and that's about it at first glance. But then you start...
The racing sim genre houses some behemoths that everybody knows and love but I'm always curious to see what happens when another player enters the game. Project Motor Racing positions...
For a series as massive as My Hero Academia, its track record in games has always felt slightly understated. Not bad, not disappointing, just… safe. The previous One’s Justice titles...
I didn’t start The Rogue Prince of Persia with nostalgia in mind. I wasn’t looking for a return to Sands of Time, nor did I need this to justify its...
Welcome to our review of Hades II, which will start in the Homerian way, with a poem. Title: A song of witchfire and fate, by a historian who still believes...
There is something inherently soothing about organising things. Lining up cans. Adjusting prices. Making a mess of numbers behaves. Games have known this for years, quietly turning labour into leisure...
After more than a decade of adventuring across Tamriel, The Elder Scrolls Online has reached one of its biggest pivot points yet. During this year’s ESO Seasons presentation, ZeniMax Online...
There is a particular kind of promise that hangs in the air whenever a game introduces itself as a Metroidvania. It’s a promise built from memory: torch-lit corridors, locked doors...
