Richard Lee Breslin's Reviews
This iconic series has returned and Streets of Rage 4 is the king of the side-scrolling beat ‘em up!
If you can discover its charm and see past its flaws, there’s still much to appreciate with Daymare: 1998
Just like its predecessor, Resident Evil 3 will go down as one of the best games of 2020.
Two Point Hospital on the Nintendo Switch is every bit is immersive, engaging and fun as its big brother PC counterpart
This is one of the most fun and oddly therapeutic games that I’ve played. Simply put, Doom Eternal is a clear game of the year contender
Shenmue III is full of personality with an enticing world that might just have you full head-over-heels as I did, 18 long years ago
This could very well be your Game of the Year, and with a game as “connected” and polarising as Death Stranding, it will no doubt keep us talking, theorising and speculating for years to come, and that is truly something spectacular.
Yakuza 4 might not be my favourite in the series so far, but that doesn’t stop it from being an incredibly immersive and fun experience from start to finish.
If you love the franchise as I do, there is some fun to be had in Terminator: Resistance, just go in with low expectations
Despite some of its flaws, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has installed itself as one of my all-time games in this beloved franchise and it offers one of the best singleplayer campaigns that you’ll play this year.