Paper Perjury review: solving crimes without the courtroom
An interesting take on Ace Attorney, Paper Perjury trades courtroom theatrics for heartfelt storytelling and thoughtful social commentary.
Halo’s newest game is breaking down borders
Halo’s return to the ring that started everything is bringing with it big changes regarding exclusivity
Opinion: Why the dismantling of the Counter-Strike skins market is a good thing
With knives now obtainable through trade-ups, Counter-Strike 2 is finally putting accessibility and gameplay ahead of speculation and profit
Resident Evil 2: Your perfect Halloween night fright
Plunge into the zombie-infested corridors of Capcom’s iconic survival horror title
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective – a perfect Halloween puzzler
How Shu Takumi’s cult classic blends ghostly storytelling with ingenious puzzle design
It’s David vs Goliath at the 2025 Game Awards; here’s why
It’s time we see indie games control the critical limelight, for those who come after
Xbox is betraying their console audience
A recent Game Pass price-hike has left the Xbox fanbase in frustrated outcry, devaluing console gaming’s best offer.
‘Cocoon’ indie spotlight: a brain-bending cosmic puzzler
A short and sweet galactic journey with planets in your palms
After seven long years, Hollow Knight: Silksong delivers something unforgettable
A long-awaited odyssey, Silksong soars beyond expectation with haunting beauty, punishing challenge, and a living world worth the seven-year wait
Back to uni? Three games that won’t eat your free time
It can be challenging to balance gaming with university life – here are some short games to make it easier
Is This Seat Taken? review: A charming and fun seating puzzler
How catering to ridiculous requests made for one of the best puzzle games I’ve played this year
Nodebuster review: A short and sweet incremental game
In a market of grindy time-wasters, Nodebuster is a shining example of a modern incremental game
Bubble Ghost Remake review: An inventive update on a forgotten original
Bubble Ghost’s remake breathes new life into a cult classic, reimagining its unique mechanics with some modern polish
Nubby’s Number Factory review: A chaotic, addictive twist on roguelike deckbuilders
Fast-paced strategy meets lo-fi nostalgia in solo developer MogDogBlog’s breakout hit
“Behold! A Paleblood sky!”: A Bloodborne retrospective
Looking back upon FromSoftware’s Bloodborne ten years after its release
Opinion: How PEGI’s age ratings for gambling are fundamentally flawed
PEGI’s age rating system fails children and parents on recognising actual gambling
The absolutely bizarre rollout of Assassin’s Creed Shadows
Amidst the controversies and delays, Assassin’s Creed Shadows has received a markedly strange unveiling
Samus Aran: A legendary female protagonist
Mario, Link, Simon Belmont, Mega Man: they all have something in common — they are male. The hero of the Metroid series, Samus Aran, deviated from this norm
How video games prioritise rest
As the daily grind grows ever more insistent, a number of video games have made rest an integral part of their game designs