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Eurogamer's review of Age of Wonders 4, where inspiration from RPGs breathes new life to the series, balancing exciting breadth and surprising approachability.
Planet Coaster 2's flexible creation tools are as compulsive as ever, but the fun butts up against an exhausting UI and uninspired management gameplay.
Forget 0-60 - if you want to go from sitting idly on your sofa to a state of pure focus as fast as a turbo-charged Toyo…
Disorientated and overwhelmed, I'm lost. Again.
What's in the name of a genre? There's something unwieldy about the 'beat 'em-up', that most 80s of terms, that's never…
Erica is a full-motion video game for PlayStation 4, a surprise drop at Gamescom last week that's got an uphill battle …
Supermassive's Dark Pictures anthology gets off to a promising start, but this first nautical instalment winds up a little too promptly.
Sometimes you find out who's behind a newly-announced game and you know you'll be in good hands. Knights and Bikes deve…
I was on the bus the other day when I realised that Ancestors was probably starting to get to me. I found myself thinki…
It spoils nothing, I hope, to reduce a game as luxurious and uncanny as Control to just four words. Here goes, then: He…
After a period of relative obscurity - this is the studio's first outing since Nier Automata, a 30-month gap that feels…
How many uses can one d6 die have? According to Dicey Dungeons, the new game by prolific designer Terry Cavanagh - fame…
When Tokyo RPG Factory released its first game, I am Setsuna, the mission statement was making games reminiscent of Squ…
The creator of Her Story explores its ideas further in a broader, deeper, more unruly video mystery.
Coasting through the San Francisco Bay area in a muscular F40PH-2CAT diesel-electric locomotive, there's 750 long yards…
Ion Fury isn't so much a blast from the past as a gunshot straight through it, carving its way along time's back-alley …
There is a wonderful sadness that lurks at the centre of some games, not because they are sad, but because they are bea…