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Silent Hill 2 came out in 2001, and we have all been miserable ever since. It is a fine misery, the kind you keep close to your heart. Nothing has mat...
I've always been a bit of a Call of Duty campaign apologist. Even the ones that have fallen relatively wide of the mark have always seemed to ha...
In Biped 2, you play as an adorable robot that's essentially a head stuck to two wonky little legs. The premise is that each of those limbs is c...
In Monster Hunter Stories, your plucky protagonist is not a Hunter. Instead, they're a burgeoning young Rider, looking to prove their worth in an...
Will 2025 be remembered as the year of the survivors-like auto-shooter? Probably not, but here's another one anyway. This one is called Let Them...
Despite being a 3D fighting game pioneer, Virtua Fighter has always struck me as being the serious big brother of the genre. Or perhaps even the ster...
Mortal Kombat first released when I was the tender age of ten, and, as such, it proved to be utterly fascinating to my young eyes, what with its blood...
Of all the heroes that games have given us, a lighthouse seems quite unlikely. They do a fine job as portals, liable to rocket into the heavens or sin...
After two instalments of Danger Zone and one Dangerous Driving game, all of which were billed as spiritual successors to Burnout, developer Three F...
What is it about PowerWash Simulator 2 that keeps me coming back for more? Like the first game, it is, in essence, a first-person shooter, in which y...
To my mind, there are two types of vampire - mopey ones who while away their days languishing in a castle, and bloodsuckers who revel in their power a...
Some games just keep bouncing back. Though technically a new release, Ball x Pit is rich in echoes of bygone classics. It isn't, as you may think, a...
When it first launched, in 2009, Plants vs. Zombies became a permanent fixture in my household, as everyone got hooked on the simple tower-defence ga...
In 2004, the esoteric, weird and wonderful genius of creator Keita Takahashi brought us Katamari Damacy - a fantastically odd game in which you roll ...
The release of The Outer Worlds in 2019 was one of those occasions where a game totally blindsided me. I knew Obsidian was a solid studio, but TOW, ...
Jeff Goldblum's a good sport, isn't he? Lending his voice to Jurassic World Evolution 3's CG intro sequence, he's also with you f...
This year has been a banner one for Ninja Gaiden games. Usually, the adage about buses involves two turning up at once, but 2025 has seen no fewer th...
In Little Rocket Lab, you return to the place where you grew up, to live with your aunty, after your mother's death. It's an oddly sombre s...
To say Battlefield 2042 was underwhelming is a bit of an understatement. Despite its bravado and pomp, the game failed to deliver what most Battlefi...
A new Alien game has come bursting out. Apparently, it crept onto PlayStation VR2 late last year, and, shame on me, I didn't notice. How fitting: i...