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It stays true to the tried and tested arcade Forza Horizon formula while expanding on the scale, beauty and replayability of previous titles with a huge array of unlocks and modes to enjoy both solo and multiplayer.
This is a great showcase for the PS5 and well worth a look for those seeking a sci-fi epic packed full of challenge.
I'm giving this a 95/100, but if the few little bugs are ironed out then it's as close to perfection as a wrestling game has ever been.
The Resident Evil series returns with a gore-soaked new game on PS5, Switch 2 and Xbox Series X that combines the best of old-school gaming and modern day jump scares
And while it’s an okay game, this road has been well trodden in the genre and done with more surprise and addictiveness.
Mario Tennis Fever also supports GameShare functionality, allowing up to four players to take to the court together using just one copy of the game.
The setting looks immense and gameplay is addictive despite many a death at the hands of gruesome monsters.
For those not deeply into these kinds of games though it doesn’t offer much new to entice them to try.
Plenty of modes, plenty of unlocks, this is a full and fun package of wild racing.
This game is brilliantly annoying in that it’s both brilliant and annoying.
Overall, this is a lovely, calm exploration game that’s all about the journey and little to do with a definitive end state. It’s meditative and gently puzzling, trying to always be more about being in the moment than the usual gaming tropes of ‘do this’ and ‘do that’ right now.
Battlefield 6 looks, feels and sounds like the massive, blockbuster war game we always want a new Battlefield entry to be.
Overall, a strong PS5 exclusive, albeit one treading familiar ground.
This is a brilliant-looking, bright and colourful kart racer that looks and fells very Mario-esque. It’s lots of fun, particularly with pals by your side, and offers plenty of tracks and modes to keep gamers coming back for more.
But for those seeking a nostalgia hit, or to try a classic they may have missed, it’s well worth a look.
The difficulty ramps up nicely for all levels of gamer and there’s tons of secret areas to come back for once completed.
While it pays great homage to the originals it makes a few tweaks to give the title a more modern style and impressive visual upgrade.
It’s possibly Hideo Kojima’s magnum opus, and it’ll be a long, long time before I stop thinking about it.
What could have felt like a game chasing trends or designed by committee has maintained so much of what’s special about the core franchise.
It really is that good, that addictive, and that fun that we may struggle to go back to the incredible original–high praise, indeed.