Tag: Reviews

There are RPGs that tell a good story, and then there are RPGs that make you feel as though you have genuinely lived somewhere....

A haunting, Dante-inspired descent into family secrets, psychological torment and a beautifully realised Hell, even if this promising horror story reaches its conclusion far too soon.

A deliciously chaotic arcade cooking game where perfect takoyaki flips, frantic four-player competition and plenty of sabotage turn a humble grill into the ultimate culinary battleground.

A peaceful, thoughtfully presented meditation experience that transforms the Switch into a surprisingly effective little sanctuary for slowing down, breathing deeply and giving yourself a moment of calm.

A lightweight trio of flying, flight training and skydiving challenges that won't satisfy serious simulation fans, but offers enough accessible arcade fun to make taking to the skies an enjoyable short session.

There is something wonderfully appealing about the idea of escaping to the countryside, climbing into a tractor and leaving the noise of everyday life...

A beautifully distinctive survival experience in which Japanese folklore, picture-scroll artistry and squad-based combat turn the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons into a wonderfully chaotic battle for survival.

NHL 27 may not reinvent EA’s long-running hockey formula, but it makes a convincing case for a return to the rink. With authentic arena atmospheres, refreshed commentary, smarter team identities and the welcome return of Connected Franchise, this is a hockey experience that feels bigger and more personal.

A huge collection of nostalgic and outrageous Hot Wheels machines that keeps the garage feeling fresh, even if the long wait for the complete pass may test eager collectors.

There is something deeply unsettling about being trapped in a place that should feel safe. Your home is supposed to be the one place...