Gareth Newnham
A satisfying sequel oozing with grim, dark charm that's easy to recommend to fans of 40k and strat fans alike.
A fantastic collection for fans of Capcom's delightful Disney platformers, now with added Goof Troop.
Dumb fun that strikes a great balance between racing and krumping. It just needs a few more humies playing it.
Riven returns with a superb remake that modernises its mysterious world while its multi-layered brain teasers remain as tricky as ever.
A satisfying yet streamlined JRPG that is more character study than grand adventure.
Out of the Blue Games returns with a solid sequel to Call of the Sea that cosmic horror and puzzle aficionados are bound to enjoy.
The best simcade racing game I've played since the last one.
A brutal, fast paced brawler for fans of Invincible and newcomers alike
A sloppy port sullies what is otherwise a solid survival horror experience.
The kind of cosmic horror that makes you ponder your place in the universe
Starfield makes planet side on PS5 and mostly sticks the landing.
Trial and error stealth muddies the otherwise crystal clear waters of this endearing puzzle platformer
A touching tale of friendship and the power of light over dark that is as spellbinding as it is jaw dropping.
Some baffling design decisions mar what is otherwise a satisfying shooter.
A more focused, streamlined Pokémon experience that trades rolling hills for boulevard cafes and a greater focus on characters and story.
A roarcus space-fairing romp that would make Douglas Adams proud.
Byte Barrel returns with another explosive love letter to all things Lovecraftian.
Time to grow out that stache and boogie like it's 1974 as Poirot returns for a freaky deaky trip down the Nile.
A surprisingly touching cyberpunk thriller that will stick with you long after the credits roll
A gloriously gory glow up of a stone cold classic that suffers from irksome control issues