Sackboy: A Big Adventure review
This is the game 2020 sorely needs.I know, I know. That's a bold claim, particularly from someone like me - someone who naturally...
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War review
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, the latest in Activision's annual first-person shooter series, is a solid effort. Playing through its campaign,...
Big Navi means AMD is finally competitive • Eurogamer.net
Welcome to the Red Team. That's the message that first greets you when you lift the lid on one of AMD's new Radeon...
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity review
Of all the musou spin-offs - Persona! Gundam! Fire Emblem! Was there a Birdo one or was that just another of my mundane...
The Falconeer review – I love that we live in a...
I love that we're living in a time where The Falconeer can be an Xbox Series X/S launch title. Here is a game...
Demon’s Souls PlayStation 5 review
What a difference 11 years can make. When it launched way back in 2009, FromSoftware's Demon's Souls was something of a whispered secret....
Tetris Effect: Connected review – pure multiplayer joy • Eurogamer.net
Tetris is the final boss of a lot of video game consoles. For years I kept my NES around, partly, sure, because I...
The Pathless review – speed and scale and a game with...
It's the sheer size of The Pathless that I love. And I mean size in a very specific sense. You can race through...
Bugsnax review – a fascinating spin on creature collecting • Eurogamer.net
Bugsnax is so interesting that I suspect it deserves a pretty short review. The real fun here is discovery and interpretation, two things...
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla review – a saga for the ages •...
There's a Viking belief that the paths we walk are predetermined, and that the threads of our lives are already woven like strands...
