What do you get if you combine a rubber-hose art style from Disney’s early days, a 1930s Private Investigator that also happens to be a mouse, a range of weaponry that’d put Rambo to shame, and a lot of comedy? Mouse P.I For Hire, that’s what you get. Troy Baker (The Last of Us, Indiana…
I’ve spent the last few weeks platinuming both WWE 2K24 (ahead of the server shutdown), and WWE 2K25, to get myself in the right headspace, but also the best place, to fully review WWE 2K26 properly. Having spent over 100 hours with the preceding two games in such a short amount of time, it’s given…
Crisol: Theater of Idols opens strong. It’s dark, mysterious, the vibe is interesting and you’ll have zero clue what’s going on, much like its clear inspiration and cousin, Bioshock. Playing as Gabriel, you’re granted special blood-related powers (more on that later) by the Sun God, and tasked to investigate the dank island of Tormentosa, consequently…
Whether you’ve been gaming for a short time, or most of your life, you’ll no doubt have encountered at least one of Suda51’s games. From the weirdness of Shadows of the Damned, to the kick-ass heroics of Lollipop Chainsaw, and many, many, more, the man is a weird and wacky creative visionary that has benefitted…
Tarsier Studios is a developer well and truly rooted in the co-op, platforming genre. With previous games including LittleBigPlanet and Little Nightmares 1 & 2, it’s easy to get excited by its latest offering, Reanimal, a horror game in a similar vein to the aforementioned Bandai Namco published games, but somehow, even more batshit crazy,…
For years, Capcom has continued to ignore the pleas from fans for a successor to its Dino Crisis franchise. Now, a small indie studio made up of four brothers, TeamKill Media, has heard the cries from fans and decided to give us its own version of the genre, Code Violet. During the run-up to release,…
It’s that time of year again, and we’re looking back at 2025’s releases, specifically, some of the best releases we’ve been treated to over the last 12 months. This year has felt extraordinary, with both indie and AAA seemingly releasing a genre-defining game every month, so strap in, as the list is long and the…
Dying Light: The Beast has gone from strength to strength since release, with new patches, events, and content out of the wazoo. Developed originally as a DLC to Dying Light 2: Stay Human, the third game in the franchise was released earlier this year to much acclaim, including from us, and now, Techland is treating…
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a fan of Marvel, to put it lightly. From an MCU-inspired tattoo sleeve to an overabundance of comics and graphic novels from throughout Marvel history, it should be a done deal with regard to my love for Marvel Cosmic Invasion. However, as games like Marvel’s Avengers prove, a…
The renaissance of the horror genre in gaming has continued to grow, stride on stride, with each passing release. She’s Leaving, while an entirely different game to many of the genre’s top-performing titles, looks to continue and benefit from the resurgence, but how does it do? After several hours and two playthroughs of the game’s…
