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I've finally found the perfect reality TV simulator and my unhinged Miis are the stars

Reviewing Eco Lifestyle, the latest expansion pack for The Sims 4

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New Tales from the Borderlands is "astonishingly good at making you care about its people"

Gotham Knights isn't able to reach the heights of the Batman: Arkham games, instead it plays like an action-RPG that's in search of an identity to call its own.

PGA Tour 2K23 review "A top game for realistic golf play – with some caveats."

NHL 23 "Prioritizes small refinements over reinvention"

A Plague Tale: Requiem "Stands toe-to-toe with the visual might of many of its contemporaries"

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope captures everything that made the original so special, all while delivering a more complex and complete experience. It offers a new level of strategic depth, with world-building that makes it more of a Super Mario game than you might expect.

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Lego Bricktales is a relaxing way to spend your time that is able to recreate that tranquil vibe of building something, anything, out of Lego.

Slime Rancher 2 may play largely the same as its predecessor but, between the beautiful new world and some key quality-of-life improvements, the future looks promising for Monomi Park's sequel.

EA and FIFA part company with a game packing fresh content both on and off the park – but FIFA 23 is ultimately hamstrung by a pair of longstanding frustrations

Grounded has always been a solid idea on paper, but Obsidian brings that potential to full fruition for launch, delivering on the thrills and fun of its brilliantly Spielbergian conceit.

Serial Cleaners' main problem is that it's kind of a wasted opportunity. There's room for a game like this on the market, and it's stylishly presented enough that it could easily garner an audience of obsessive stealth-loving cleaners. It just doesn't achieve the necessary tension to make it a compelling stealth game and its mechanics are too open to abuse to reward careful play and smart decisions. As a result, the potential thrill that it could have been is lost.

"Opening and closing fields to match the thing you're trying to kill has all the fussiness of a game of Simon Says – in that nothing you do counts unless you've remembered to hit the right button first"