Far Cry 5 Review

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After Far Cry 3 struck a chord with its focus on psychotic villain Vaas, the series fell into something of a holding pattern. The fourth game’s nemesis, Pagan Min – a flamboyant Kim Jong-Il stand-in – felt

Crisis On The Planet of the Apes VR Review

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Set between the events of Rise Of and Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes, this virtual reality ‘hidden chapter’ sees you in the role of one of the hyper-advanced apes that – spoilers for a 55-year old

Burnout Paradise Remastered Review

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Ten years ago, Burnout Paradise capped what felt like a golden age for arcade-style racing games. On the back of its Burnout franchise, established in 2001, developer Criterion Games had established a reputation that was almost second to none

God Of War Review

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A few hours into God Of War – Santa Monica Studio’s ambitious franchise refresh – Empire finds itself engaged in a gore-soaked, screen-swallowing boss battle with a towering troll. As returning mad-as-hell hero Kratos, we carve up the massive

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Review

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It’s all too easy to dismiss remastered versions of old games that are resurrected for the latest crop of consoles. However, in the case of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, newly revamped for Nintendo’s mighty Switch,

Forgotton Anne Review

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Games like Forgotton Anne are something of a rarity. The closest comparisons would be classics such as Another World, Flashback, and Abe’s Oddysee – puzzle platformers that emphasise storytelling and narrative depth as you explore 2D worlds, forming a sort of

State Of Decay 2 Review

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It’s been five years since the first State of Decay, though you’d be forgiven for thinking little has changed in this particular post-apocalyptic world since. At a glance, this ghoulish sequel offers up more of the

Space Hulk: Deathwing – Enhanced Edition Review

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There’s a grassroots feel to Space Hulk: Deathwing Enhanced Edition – as is the case for most of the games based on Games Workshop’s perennially popular Warhammer 40,000 tabletop game. Neither its developer, Streum On Studio nor

Dark Souls Remastered Review

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There are, generally speaking, two routes to take when it comes to remastering a beloved older game. One is to try and improve on it, add in new levels or challenges, fresh areas, additional weapons.

Detroit: Become Human Review

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It seems fitting that Detroit arrives now – with Westworld being one of the biggest shows on TV, the rise of the machines has rarely been more popular. We also sit at a turning point in the real world,