Review: Moonlighter (PS4)

Moonlighter is a dungeon crawler mashed up with a retail game – and it’s utterly fantastic.

Review: The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 (PS4)

It’s repetitive, admin-heavy and ridiculously sexualised, but for a small niche of players, The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 could be a lot of fun.

Review: The Swords of Ditto (PS4)

This beautiful ‘micro-RPG’ from One Bit Beyond may look cute, but it holds a fearsome challenge. If your character dies, they’re gone for forever – and you lose almost everything.

State of Mind is a slick-looking low-poly thriller

State of Mind is a promising techno-thriller from point and click experts Daedalic Entertainment, with a distinctive low-poly look.

PlayStation 5? Noooooo, not yet!

It feels like I only just got my PS4. I’m in no rush to splash out on a brand new console.

Review: Midnight Deluxe (PS4)

This golf-like puzzler for PS4, Switch and Vita is entertaining, but it feels out of place on the big screen.

Review: Dandara (PS4)

Dandara is a challenging metroidvania title with a Brazilian twist – and the title character has a very unique way of getting about. No simple walking for this lady.

Review: The Long Reach (PS4)

The Long Reach is an excellently written game in the vein of point and click adventures of old. But thankfully the days of pixel hunting are long past.

Monster Hunter World deserves its record-breaking sales figures

This game is just so damn good I can’t stop playing it.

Review: Fe (PS4)

The first EA Original from indie studio Zoink is a magical forest adventure with a heavy emphasis on exploring and discovering things by yourself. And purple.

Burnout Paradise Remastered heading to PS4, Xbox One and PC

Burnout is coming back! A remastered version of Burnout Paradise is set for launch on 16th March, with a PC version heading along later in the year.

Review: Axiom Verge: Multiverse Edition (PS4)

Now available in a funky new physical edition, meet the game that took on Super Metroid and, in many ways, made it even better.

Gravity Rush 2 servers to shut down only a year after release

Just 12 months after the game came out, the servers for Gravity Rush 2 are being switched off – meaning tons of items and costumes are set to disappear.