Reviews

If you’re looking for the brutality of a Dark Souls in a sci-fi setting, then The Surge is probably up your alley.

Yooka-Laylee is a fantastic game that delivers on its aspirations as Banjo-Kazooie’s spiritual successor.

We’ve waited a while for Battlefield 1’s first expansion to hit, and it’s a mighty fine addition to what was already a fantastic game.

It’s an important first step for a franchise looking to enter into a new generation. It might get off on the wrong foot, but some crafty navigation quickly gets it back on track.

Five years on from the last Ghost Recon outing and more than a decade since the original, Wildlands attempts to redefine and reinvigorate arguably the toughest, deepest and most complex Tom Clancy franchise. For the most part, it achieves that goal.

Halo Wars 2 makes a strong case for early Game Of The Year consideration.

Sniper Elite 4 is an easy game to fall in and out of love with.

Dragon Ball Fusions is an enjoyable RPG that perfectly suits the Nintendo 3DS’ portable nature. If whenever you get tired of the game’s unnecessarily long battles you can simply shut the system and go about your day until the urge to play strikes again.

This is a game that requires considerable time investment, and the dividends it pays hinges on whether you’re a digimon fan or not.

Yakuza 0 is all about its characters, with a compelling story that grabs you and won’t let go.