Rick and Morty has become a veritable cultural phenomenon (for better or worse) and part of the reason for that has been the slow, limited...

Good Job! is a colourful and charming office-destruction simulator that is perfectly suited to the pick-up-and-play format of the Switch. Although many of us office...

What a week it's been. About the only thing I’m sure everyone can agree on is that the Final Fantasy 7 Remake, is not a...

Rage, the first original horror film produced by Showmax, is a genuinely creepy effort at reproducing the slow-burn unnerving formula perfected by A24. For the...

In the build-up to the release of Final Fantasy 7: Remake, we’re taking a retrospective look at some of the highlights of this iconic gaming...

In this first release of Anno 1800 ’s Season 2 DLC content, players are given the opportunity to craft a palace worthy of Versailles. Anno...

In the build-up to the release of Final Fantasy 7: Remake, we’re taking a retrospective look at some of the highlights of this iconic gaming...

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX is a middle-of-the-road dungeon crawler with a charming presentation, a faithful translation of many mainstream Pokémon staple mechanics, and...

Song of Horror highlights its best strength in its latest instalment: great horror settings and expansive lore, helping a player overlook its more mundane aspects....

Rugby 20 is a marked improvement over previous Rugby titles released in 2018 and 2016, but that reflects more on how awful those games were...

The remastered edition of much-beloved RTS classic Warcraft 3 should have and could have been a love letter to long-time fans, while also attracting a...

Song of Horror continues its episodic-storytelling horror adventure with a middle-series entry that, despite an engaging setting, remains more functional than fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FClEeVZ1rC4 In the...

The 2010s saw some truly amazing games, and as we head towards both a new decade and console generation, it seems only right to look...

As the 2010s come to a close, it’s a time to pause and reflect on both the incredible moments in gaming that changed our lives,...

The Witcher has notably been a series of books, a series of video games (possibly even more famous in this media role), and is now...

Jumanji: The Next Level, much like its predecessor, remains an above-average family-friendly feature. However, despite the addition of a few new excellent cast members, like...

Citadel: Forged with Fire is a sandbox adventure in the genre of Minecraft, where you can construct massive wizarding towers to your exact specifications, create...

Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy does very little to reinvent the formula of Layton-style puzzle adventures, and it may not even be...

After a year of console exclusivity, Red Dead Redemption 2 has finally been released on PC. It’s the definitive version in every way, but if...

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 is the latest instalment in the minigame collection simultaneously celebrating the Olympics, the Mario franchise and...

Taking inspiration from classic Resident Evil and Silent Hill titles, Song of Horror is a survival-horror adventure title with some novel ideas, but somewhat anticlimactic...

We’ve seen four episodes so far of the HBO/BBC adaptation of the fantasy series His Dark Materials, and it’s a spectacular visual treat for any...

The Witcher 3 is the latest to join the heaps of games getting ported to the Nintendo Switch, bringing a fantastic RPG experience to people...

Each Ghost Recon title has felt like an evolution of what came before – not always for the better, but an evolution nonetheless. Ghost Recon:...

Code Vein can initially be easily dismissed as another Souls-like clone, at a time when the genre is churning out such titles in no short...