Forget everything you know about Tetris. While this re-imagining of the timeless classic retains the series’ addictive Tetromino-dropping gameplay, it shares little else with the title first enjoyed on the Game Boy’s monochromatic screen. A
After years spent headlining the Skylanders franchise, diminutive dragon Spyro is back in his own games. Way back, in fact, with this glossed up remaster of the trio of platformers that graced the original PlayStation. Spyro Reignited Trilogy brings
Fallout 76 is a curious beast. Bethesda’s latest trip to the post-apocalyptic wastelands of a devastated USA has mutated into a multiplayer experience, but tries to avoid being labelled ‘Fallout Online’. Yet it’s also no longer
Electronic Arts’ flagship first-person shooter franchise Battlefield has often felt like a poor relation to Activision’s rival Call Of Duty – it has certainly never managed to hit the latter’s commercial heights. But it has also generated a fiercely
Pokémon: Let’s Go may be the oddest addition to the monster-catching series since the photo-safari of Pokémon Snap. Walking the line between smartphone sensation Pokémon Go and the core Pokémon RPGs, it’s broadly a retelling of the original Game Boy games.
Sometimes, video games — admirably – aim to deliver deep, emotional narratives and heartfelt, compelling experiences. Other times, they’re Just Cause 4 – a title that’s best described as an interactive series of extremely satisfying explosions. For
Six years and a change of IP owners later, and the apocalypse continues with this third instalment in the gothic action-adventure Darksiders series. Set concurrently with the previous games, here players take control of Fury, the imperious
You needn’t look further than Super Smash Bros Ultimate‘s sprawling cast of characters to see it easily earns its title. Sporting 70-plus fighters, from Nintendo’s massive stable of stars to cult-favorites from third-party franchises, its roster
Vermintide II’s opening sequence is a heady rush to escape a subterranean prison, rescuing allies along the way, while learning of the titular villains’ plans to unleash chaos demons on the mortal realm. It’s an
The latest addition to the Switch’s ever-growing library of software ported and enhanced from the Wii U doesn’t offer the biggest set of improvements, but it does deliver the most complete way to play one