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Baldur’s Gate III: what to expect from the long-awaited sequel

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Twenty years on from the last game, hopes are high for Larian Studios’ stab at continuing the beloved series.

James Keen 30 September 2020 Features

The story of WipEout

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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the PlayStation’s European debut, I spoke to the creators behind the console’s most iconic launch game.

Lewis Packwood 29 September 2020 Features

Othercide review: grimdark goth-girl grind-a-rama

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A viciously difficult XCOM-alike that encourages repeat attempts.

Lewis Packwood 27 September 2020 Reviews

The Long Dark review: compelling story-led survival

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Love of mine, someday you will die, but I’ll be close behind, and I’ll follow you into the dark…

Matthew H. Mason 27 September 2020 Reviews

The Most Agreeable Games of the Generation

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With the start of a new generation imminent, we look back on our favourite games from the current crop of consoles.

Lewis Packwood 24 September 2020 Features

As Far As The Eye review: a survival/strategy game with a warm smile and a murderous heart

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One for the road.

James Keen 23 September 2020 Reviews

Cloud Gardens! What a balm for the soul!

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A growing sense of contentment.

Lewis Packwood 23 September 2020 Opinions

Rivals review: a unique country music detective game

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Piece together the events to reveal the diverging careers of two country stars.

Lewis Packwood 21 September 2020 Reviews

Welcome to Elk review: an astonishingly inventive journey

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Charming characters and compelling tales, all based on real-life stories.

Lewis Packwood 17 September 2020 Reviews

Super Punch Patrol review: Bertil Hörberg channels Streets of Rage

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The talented indie developer performs a perfect hat trick.

Matthew H. Mason 17 September 2020 Reviews

Party Hard 2 review: Hard 2 Party

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Homicidal puzzling.

James Keen 14 September 2020 Reviews

Arcade Club is a wonderful vision of how arcades should be done

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I spoke to the man behind it all in a feature for Eurogamer.

Lewis Packwood 13 September 2020 Features

Windbound review: survival at sea

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Don’t Starve meets The Wind Waker.

Matthew H. Mason 12 September 2020 Reviews

Xbox Series S is an astonishing deal

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At £249/$299, Microsoft’s console will give Sony something to worry about.

Lewis Packwood 8 September 2020 Opinions

Super Mario 3D All-Stars is a limited release? What cynical nonsense

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Goodwill down the drain.

Lewis Packwood 6 September 2020 Opinions

Remembering Lure of the Temptress

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I talked to Charles Cecil about Revolution’s first game for Retro Gamer.

Lewis Packwood 2 September 2020 Features

Hypnospace Outlaw review: mind-warpingly brilliant

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The Geocity that never sleeps.

Lewis Packwood 25 August 2020 Reviews

Superliminal review: what a trip

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Such stuff as dreams are made of.

Lewis Packwood 25 August 2020 Reviews

Damn, Super Mario Bros. 3 is hard

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Was it always this difficult?

Lewis Packwood 22 August 2020 Opinions

Inmost review: a snapshot of what video games can be

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Impeccable mechanics combine with a great story.

Matthew H. Mason 21 August 2020 Reviews

Griefhelm review: Saturday knight’s alright (for fighting)

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‘Tis but a scratch.

James Keen 20 August 2020 Reviews

Peaky Blinders Mastermind review: a game based on a TV show that’s actually good

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Cor blimey, guvnor!

James Keen 20 August 2020 Reviews

Untitled Goose Game adds a second goose

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HONK HONK!

Lewis Packwood 18 August 2020 News

New Facebook page

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Like us. Please, please like us. We crave attention.

Lewis Packwood 11 August 2020 Editorial

Heroes of Hammerwatch Ultimate Edition review: the thinking man’s Gauntlet

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A rogue-lite with a forgiving streak.

Matthew H. Mason 11 August 2020 Reviews

Carrion review: a feel-good monster simulator

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AITA?

Abhik Hasnain 9 August 2020 Reviews

Where’s Lego Luigi? A theory

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I suspect we’ll be seeing Mario’s brother in electronic form soon.

Lewis Packwood 5 August 2020 Opinions

Lego Super Mario is pretty weird, and I’m not sure what to make of it

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It’s-a-me, a hybrid toy!

Lewis Packwood 5 August 2020 Features, Opinions

I interviewed the lead designer of Lego Super Mario

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In an exclusive for Nintendo Life.

Lewis Packwood 31 July 2020 Features

CrossCode review: an indie darling worthy of the hype

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“Wait, are we still in the game?”

Matthew H. Mason 30 July 2020 Reviews

Can you make a living from writing about video games?

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Career set to hard mode.

Lewis Packwood 24 July 2020 Features

Too Quirky to Survive: a Dreamcast poem

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Sega’s wonder machine was just too good for this world.

Lewis Packwood 17 July 2020 Features

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