BIOTA is another metroidvania I didn't know I wanted.
BIOTA is an indie metroidvania, and for some reason it’s really gotten to me. I really love it. I love the range of colour palettes you can select, at
news
Read More
What we've been playing
9th of April, 2021Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we’ve found ourselves playing over th
Don't Starve Together brings multiplayer survival to Switch later this month
Don’t Starve Together, developer Klei Entertainment’s co-operative multiplayer twist on its acclaimed survival adventure, will be making its way to Sw
Outriders players are punching their way through the endgame
Outriders certainly has some worrying issues – the terrifying inventory wipe bug chief among them. But those who are soldiering on with the endgame ha
Total War: Warhammer 3 review – a thrilling, exhausting mosh pit of strategy
Warhammer 3 is Creative Assembly’s most maximalist, chaotic, and arguably best game to date. But it’ll ask a lot of you in return.Tutorials! I am a fa
Sam & Max VR adventure This Time It's Virtual heading to Oculus Quest in June
Wise-cracking anthropomorphic crime-fighting duo Sam & Max will be making their VR debut on Oculus Quest this June in developer HappyGiant’s brand-new
One final FYI: Sony is charging £10 more for Horizon Forbidden West on PS5 than you need to pay
Horizon Forbidden West launches tomorrow and many of us (including myself) are eagerly waiting to return to Aloy’s adventures.If you’re lucky enough t
Battlefield 2042's fourth season, Eleventh Hour, brings a new map, Specialist, gadget, weapons, and more
Battlefield 2042’s fourth season, Eleventh Hour, drops later this month.Available from 28th February, the new season brings “an array of new content”,
Cities: Skylines is next week's free Epic Store game
Colossal Order’s acclaimed city builder Cities: Skylines will be free on the Epic Games Store starting next Thursday, 10th March.Cities: Skylines is h
The post-peripheral music game evolution implies a bright future for the genre
We’re long past the days of Guitar Hero, Rock Band, and their plastic instruments. I’ve still got a whole band’s worth knocking around somewhere gathe