There comes a point every year when the question surrounding EA Sports FC becomes increasingly difficult to answer: what has actually changed? Annual sports games have a reputation for making small adjustments, updating squads and presenting familiar features with a ...

There’s always something satisfying about repeatedly smashing zombies in games. The Walking Dead has proved this many times across different game types, including some excellent VR titles. This time, we’re dropping back into the AMC universe in the form of ...

There’s something wonderfully uncomplicated about Marsupilami 2: Salsa Palombia. It doesn’t attempt to reinvent the 2D platformer, nor does it need to. I’ll be honest. When this game popped into my inbox I had never heard of it, or the ...

EA Sports NHL 27 is the series’ most confident presentation package in years, and on PlayStation 5 it looks and sounds like a night at a packed rink. It is not a rebuild of how hockey feels to play. The ...

The Sinking City 2 arrives as Frogwares’ most confident work yet. A focused survival-horror descent into a drowned Arkham that feels both intimate and cosmically vast. Set in 1929, it follows Calvin Rafferty as he fights through a city devastated ...

Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands is a delightfully unhinged rock ‘n’ roll RPG that turns the classic “get the band together” trope into a supernatural showdown packed with puns, personality, and heart. Developed by a small team and drawing from ...

In a world overflowing with retro horror throwbacks, one of Hollowbody‘s biggest strengths is that it still manages to stand out. Solo developed by Nathan Hamley under Headware Games, this compact survival horror wears its PS2-era influences proudly on its ...

It’s so refreshing to see Capcom drop a brand new IP in 2026. I loved my time with Resident Evil Requiem, but as good as it was you felt you knew what you were getting going in. For the longest ...

Under Par Golf Architect is a charming golf course tycoon that feels like a long-awaited spiritual successor to the early 2000’s classic Sid Meier’s SimGolf. Developed as a laid-back management sim with creative building at its core, it lets you ...

It’s rare these days that you get a first-person shooter that feels genuinely different. Taking a chance on something unique can be a scary proposition, but it can also produce something special. Enter Mouse: P.I. For Hire. STORY The narrative ...