Pushing The Dark Pictures Anthology to outer space, Directive 8020 redefines paranoia as shapeshifting terror derails your decision making.
Is this Batman’s most fully-realised video game? Era-spanning suits, gear, and Batmobiles, and an open world Gotham to explore, it seems so.
From juvenile spycraft and stealth, to high-octane chases and explosive setpieces, First Light reshapes Bond by exploring his origins.
Industria 2 is the latest survival horror game by Headup Games, and once more pits us in a battle against creepy robots and a rogue AI.
The latest in Valve technology is here. Find out what makes the latest Steam Controller so good (and where it falls short).
Can striking visuals, impactful animation, and slow-to-reveal mechanical
The game might not have you sitting at the edge of your seat, but it will stay with you long after you’re done with it.
Details continue to pour in for this remake, from HUD customization to the omission of another key feature from the original.
Rebel Wolves’s debut title is looking like a breath of fresh air, and Coen’s got quite a few tricks up his sleeve as he takes the fight to Brencis and his cohort.
Blizzard's latest expansion concludes the Mephisto saga in plodding fashion, with only the two new classes and art direction standing out.
Boss rematches, hostile factions retaking previously liberated territories, new Legendary animals to tame, and more await players.
It’s one of those rare instances where a game switches up so much from its release build that it needs a deeper second look, but why is that? Well, it’s less about speedy patches and more about wh...
Hugh and Diana’s adventures might only be beginning if you’ve managed to uncover a sort of post-credit scene that’s quite a cliffhanger.
It's a new dawn, a new day and a new month for some incredible games - check out all the biggest releases coming in May.
Game director Matteo Pezzotti discussed quite a few subjects, including why Switch and Switch 2 versions don't have cross-play.
Even without sales data, it's easy to be concerned for Housemarque, especially given the general state of PlayStation Studios.
Double Fine's latest sees creativity and destruction collide in an awkward, barebones competitive multiplayer experience.
Assassin’s Creed has gained some forward momentum since Shadows, but has it shot itself in the foot as far as Hexe is concerned? Probably not, but the path forward seems murky.
Pywel's as good as it's ever been, but there's always room for improvement in a title that's as ambitious as Crimson Desert.
Getting to the end isn't what matters, but there are certainly ways to make the journey easier in Housemarque's latest PS5 exclusive.
