
The open-world Dark Souls successor is staggering in breadth and challenge

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The open-world Dark Souls successor is staggering in breadth and challenge

Look at this expansion, isn’t it neat?

When the adventure ends, the clock starts ticking

Play it with permadeath stakes, on hard difficulty

Ghostrunner nails platforming with all the grace of a cyborg ninja

Confounding design decisions limit the long-term appeal

10 years on, Frictional Games brings us a smart sequel to The Dark Descent

The camera inside the toy kart provides all the magic

Toys for Bob’s modern Crash game looks great but feels bad

Motive delivers a satisfying single-player campaign combined with a rich multiplayer mode

Smash all your bros, who are just different Kirbys

A wonderful game for racers of all skill and interest level

An aged, fine wine that would make Dionysus himself proud




High polish and fun for hundreds of hours, but that still won’t be enough for many