Animal Crossing, Watch Dogs Legion and Link’s Awakening are just some of our stand-outs.
Author: Lucius P. Merriweather
The first game that Lucius ever played was "Horace Goes Skiing" on the ZX Spectrum. Yes, he's that old.
All of the amiibo announced at E3 2019
The Link’s Awakening amiibo is ADORABLE.
The British celebrities that should be added to Watch Dogs Legion as DLC
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Check out my article on Amiga Power in this month’s Retro Gamer
The MIGHTY BEINGS of Amiga Power DISSEMINATE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION on how the magazine was made.
The dog stole the show at Ubisoft’s E3 conference
Very good boy 12/10.
Spiritfarer is one of the highlights of E3 so far
Thunder Lotus has unveiled a ‘cosy management game about dying’.
Katana ZERO review – engaging but frustrating
Oh my god, I feel SO ninja right now.
E3 hopes and dreams – 2019 edition
Fingers crossed for more Metroid.
What impact will game streaming have on indie developers and publishers?
I spoke to indies about the effect that Google Stadia and its ilk will have on the industry, in an article for GamesRadar+.
Everyone is raving about Kids – but I just don’t get it
The new mobile game is getting glowing reviews. I can’t work out why people think it’s good.
Rise of the Robots: a dark chapter in gaming history
I wrote a feature for Kotaku UK on the crushing disappointment of this much-hyped game back in 1994.
Draugen review – a haunting game with a lot to think about
And now I want to move to Norway.
SteamWorld Quest review – clanking good fun
Image & Form have done it again.
Read my preview of Partisans 1941 in the new PC Gamer
This new Commandos-alike from Russian devs Alter Games is shaping up brilliantly.
Redout is flippin’ fast
This Switch WipeOut-alike is frying my mind.
How Lego Star Wars got started 20 years ago
I spoke with the design director of Lego Star Wars as part of a feature for Kotaku UK.
I watched The Last Jedi again, and it’s still great
But where are all my damn Star Wars games?
Nowhere Prophet is a fun card-based battle through the apocalypse
The intriguing mix of survival mechanics and deck building makes Nowhere Prophet one to watch.
The Switch Pro Controller is the best joypad I’ve ever used
The JoyCons, by contrast, are a bunch of arse.
Is the games industry sustainable with so many new releases?
Hundreds of games are now released every month, while ‘games as a service’ ask ever more commitment from players. Surely something has to give?