Gran Turismo 7 review for PS5, PS4
Polyphony Digital’s latest “Real Driving Simulator” is a grand celebration of car culture and the best Gran Turismo yet.
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Mekabolt+ review for PS5/4, Xbox Series X/One
Even with a ?+”, Mekabolt is a still a pretty forgettable platformer.
Sable review for Xbox Series X
Sable has so much style, its lack of substance may not even matter.
A Night at the Races review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Aiming for that elusive twitch-platformer/adventure game crossover market.
Dying Light 2 PC Impressions
Dying Light 2 expands on everything that made the original great, and PC is the best place to play it (if you have the right hardware).
Elden Ring review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Elden Ring is the culmination of FromSoftware’s action-RPG journey thus far.
Horizon Forbidden West review for PS5, PS4
A satisfying and extremely impressive, if somewhat predictable sequel to one of the best original PS4 titles of last generation.
Action Arcade Wrestling review for Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One
The Switch’s wrestling game lineup gets a little bit bigger, but not any better.
Infernax review for PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Does the world need another old-school, ultra-gory Castlevania homage? Infernax makes a pretty solid case that it does.
Monster Hunter Rise review for PC
Whether you want to hunt alone or play with your friends, play ?Fashion Hunter? or experience the main quests, there is something for everyone in Monster Hunter Rise.
Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan review for Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One
A brightly coloured antidote to a dull grey world.
Sifu review for PS4/5, PC
It’s a Jackie Chan movie in game form?except most of our performances will look like the credits.
Monster Harvest review for Nintendo Switch, PS4/5, Xbox One/Series X
Delivers on the ?Harvest” part of its name, not so great at the ?Monster”.
Nira review for Nintendo Switch, PC
If you ever looked at Minecraft and Terraria and thought, ?Those graphics are way too flashy and modern-looking!? Nira may be the game for you.