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PowerA's premium gamepad solution for PS4 introduces a lot of bells and whistles, but do they pay off? Our review.

Tarsier Studios follow up their 2017 bite-sized horror hit with Little Nightmares 2. Now available on PS4, Xbox, PC and Nintendo Switch? Does it still scare? Find out in our review.

Can Cyanide's adaptation of the wildly popular tabletop RPG help you unleash your hairier side? Find out in our Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood review.

Gioteck's TX-50 aims to pack an audio punch for gamers on a budget, but does it succeed? Our review.

How far would you go to save someone you love? It’s a cliché question that video games ask often, yet one Call of the Sea – a new first-person adventure game set on a 1930s picturesque island – makes somewhat interesting by having it be the main drive for its husband-and-wife duo. Norah acts as...

Another year another Call of Duty, but at least 2020’s rendition is stripping things back to basics by returning to one of the franchise’s most beloved subseries in Black Ops. Better yet, there’s not one ounce of future tech in sight, with the brand instead coating itself in the same sense of espionage, mystery and...

There are many reasons to love the latest instalment of Ubisoft’s trademark open-world series, but I think the moment when everything clicked for me was during my pursuit of an Anglo-Saxon warrior. Fleeing from the village longhouse that I had just invaded, our chase quickly moved from land to sea with me arrowing her designated...

I really admire the kind of vibe developer Supermassive Games is trying to build and, in some ways, recreate with its annual series of Tales from the Crypt-esque interactive ghost stories. The Dark Pictures Anthology may have officially kicked off last year with the release of Man of Medan, but any PS4 fan will tell...

Because the current world we’re living in isn’t quite dystopian enough for Ubisoft Toronto, Watch Dogs: Legion has finally arrived to let us roam a politically crippled near-future London that’s now being policed by a private military outfit. Brexit has happened, job losses are abundant due to the increased reliance on tech and, oh, the...

Never has a video game sequel received a more apt subtitle than Crash Bandicoot 4. Because while 2018's N. Sane Trilogy served as a nice reminder of how charming (and sometimes infinitely frustrating) the marsupial's original three outings could be, it is indeed “about time” this spin-powered 90s icon received the modernisation he deserves. Luckily,...

This Sunday will see Ubisoft step up to the metaphorical global stage by way of its own virtual press conference. It’s called Ubisoft Forward, and if everything we heard about it so far is true, players should expect to see new looks at Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Watch Dogs: Legion and possibly more Triple-A titles we...

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Against all odds, a new report from game-focused data publisher Kwalee has revealed that the best nation at playing Mario Kart are those from the UK.

If you were to ask any Gears of War fan what they wanted to see next from the franchise, I doubt many would be frothing at the mouth for a turn-based tactics game in the style of XCOM. It’s a testament, then, that by taking this longstanding Xbox franchise into a more strategic direction (and...

The best fan mock-ups of the new DualSense we’ve found (so far!). Read our latest blog. Console Deals