
Pretty and charmingly mean-spirited, Hollow Knight: Silksong is a game filled with revelations - and genuine personality.

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Pretty and charmingly mean-spirited, Hollow Knight: Silksong is a game filled with revelations - and genuine personality.

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.

The truth can be hard to look at, is it really something you're ready for? Maybe the lies we tell each other are less h…

The Battle Royale genre gets its first definitive success.

There's a folder on my PlayStation 4 that's reserved for the really good stuff. It's where Towerfall Ascension sits alo…

Describing a game as a mash-up of two other well-known titles is lazy, but you know what? It's fun and sometimes useful…

At one point, the sun becomes a gear with tooth-like rays that might slot neatly into the crenellations of a nearby cas…

As many a parent has wryly told their spouse above the caterwauling of their kid on a long haul flight: getting there i…

Grey Alien Games is the definition of an outsider game developer. A husband-and-wife team based in rural Dorset, Jake B…

Rex is a boy whose virtues are so gleamingly obvious and uncomplicated that they threaten to render him friendless. He …

Ode is a musical exploration game, which is a bit like saying ET is a movie about missing your flight. Ode is music and…

The apes are charismatic and the storyline is passable, but this interactive drama tie-in forgets to find a role to cast the player in.

Supermassive's dour whodunnit is a poor vehicle for PlayLink's experiment in multiplayer narrative - a woeful mismatch of genre and form.

Although its augmentations are selective and skin deep, Outcast remains a generous and uniquely captivating game.

In the back of any good comics shop, past the towers of Funko Pop vinyl figures and BB-8 bobbleheads, you will find the…

You only need an excuse. The fundamental appeal of Football Manager is the same as it was in the Collyer brothers' debu…

DICE goes big in a Call of Duty-baiting package that's as maddening, uneven and spectacular as the Star Wars films themselves.