Kategori: Games reviews
Keeper review – the strangest and prettiest game of the year
The makers of Psychonauts create the world’s most advanced walking lighthouse simulator, with a new adventure set in a gloriously surreal post-apocalyptic landscape.
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 review – when is a sequel not a sequel?
After 21 years of waiting fans finally have a sequel to Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines, as this long-awaited sequel both confounds and delights.
Best new mobile games on iOS and Android – October 2025 round-up
The latest batch of notable new smartphone apps includes a Fire Emblem spin-off and a game you control with a pair of AirPods.
King Of Meat review – dystopian beef
The Running Man, Fall Guys, and Adult Swim cartoons collide in this co-op dungeon crawler, where slapstick hijinks reign supreme.
Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 review – a universe of fun
Two of the best video games of all-time are remastered for the Nintendo Switch, but which is the best one and how do they stand up nearly two decades later?
Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles review – a story eternally retold
Square Enix’s legendary tactical role-playing game gets its most substantial remaster so far, with a new script, new voice-acting, and the same classic gameplay.
Type-NOISE: Shonen Shojo review – trauma dumping
GameCentral plays through a blend of Zero Escape-esque puzzle solving and examinations of trauma to see if it has anything meaningful to say.
EA Sports FC 26 review – football’s biggest franchise parks the bus
This year’s instalment of EA’s legendary football franchise is looking to win back disillusioned fans, but does it do enough to allay their concerns?
Ghost Of Yōtei review – Kurosawa flashback
The sequel to Ghost Of Tsushima is set centuries later, with a whole new cast of characters and some of the best graphics ever seen in a console game.
Hades 2 review – Hell comes to Nintendo Switch 2
Supergiant Games’ much anticipated sequel comes out of early access, with an even bigger challenge than before, but is it necessarily a better one?
Lego Voyagers review – building the case for more co-op games
The follow-up to Lego Builder’s Journey is a co-op only game in the style of Split Fiction and It Takes Two but will it prove as big a hit?
Assassin’s Creed Shadows: Claws Of Awaji review – a DLC masterclass
The first major expansion for the samurai and ninja themed Assassin’s Creed Shadows is an impressive slice of DLC, especially if you got it free.
Silent Hill f review – the smart option for survival horror
The best new Silent Hill game in over 20 years is another important new entry for Konami’s classic survival horror series.
EA Sports FC 26 review in progress – Pro Evolution Soccer lives
The football giant previously known as FIFA returns, as it attempts to redeem its reputation following fan discontent, and lower sales, for EA Sports FC 25.
Skate early access review – how to be pro skater according to EA
EA’s long-awaited skateboarding reboot revives the cult classic for the modern era, but the early access version already has some teething problems.
Dying Light: The Beast review – animal attraction
Techland’s mix of zombie horror and open world parkour gets a new almost-sequel, that introduces a very different setting and some unique abilities.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds review – doing what Nintendoesn’t
Sega seems super confident in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds but is it really a better race game than Mario Kart World?
Donkey Kong Bananza: DK Island & Emerald Rush review – the price tag is bananas
Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive Donkey Kong Bananza gets its first paid-for DLC, including a new location, a new game mode, and a sky-high price tag.
Indiana Jones And The Great Circle: The Order Of Giants review – a little bit of DLC
MachineGames’ excellent Indiana Jones adventure gets a new story expansion that provides even more tombs to raid and relics to recover.
Borderlands 4 review – better than the movie
The original looter shooter returns and it’s finally managed to grow up, in terms of its open world gameplay and its dubious sense of humour.
Hollow Knight: Silksong review – gaming’s most celebrated bug
The most anticipated indie game of all time had turned the internet upside down even before it was released, but does the sequel to Hollow Knight live up to the hype?
Best new mobile games on iOS and Android – September 2025 round-up
A bumper month of new smartphone gaming apps includes a mobile version of Destiny and a surprisingly good clone of Cuphead.
Cronos: The New Dawn review – Dead Space x Resident Evil
The creators behind the Silent Hill 2 remake present an original survival horror, involving a deadly pandemic and constantly evolving monsters.
Hirogami review – paper folding platformer
Hirogami – paper thin gameplay (Kakehashi Games)
An origami themed indie game tries to blend the best elements of Paper Mario and Tearaway into a very unique looking new action adventure.
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Metal Eden review – sci-fi parkour that’s beautifully difficult
A daring new mix of first person shooter and Mirror’s Edge style parkour game is one of the hardest, and most rewarding, games of the year.