Reviews
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SteamWorld Build review – relaxing fun with a cerebral edge
SteamWorld Build is a relaxing game that is great for those who want to keep their mind active but don’t want to work too hard.
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Warhammer Age of Sigmar Realms of Ruin review – old school, new paint
A Realms of Ruin review that covers the strengths and flaws of the latest Warhammer RTS title set in its rebooted universe.
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Super Mario RPG review – A star is (re)born
With the Super Mario RPG remake bringing the classic to the Nintendo Switch, our review takes a look at how it fares nearly 30 years on.
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Atari 2600+ review – A blast from the past
The Atari 2600+ strikes all the right nostalgic notes, save for the lack of its all-star game library.
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Dredge: The Pale Reach review
Dredge: The Pale Reach is a rewarding, albeit bite-sized expansion that further props up one of this year’s most compelling indie efforts.
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Meta Quest 3 review – Stellar VR for everyone
The Meta Quest 3 lives up to the hype with powerful hardware and leading software support.
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Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name review – more fire than smoke
This Like a Dragon Gaiden review covers the latest Kiryu adventure, bolstered by combat refinements, a tight plot, and fun mini-games.
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FM24 Review – Perfecting the formula
Our FM24 review is in as the full game is now available to play, but just what makes this version of the game so good?
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Jusant Review – Boulder’s Great
Our review of Jusant – the brand new climbing adventure-puzzle game from Life is Strange developers Don’t Nod.
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RoboCop: Rogue City review – I’d buy that for a dollar!
With RoboCop: Rogue City, Detroit’s finest cyborg is back on the beat, but is his long-awaited return to the gaming world a welcome one?
