Hades review – Of myth and mayhem
Greek gods bring family charm to this glittering headlong pelt through the underworldI love what Hades is made of. It's made of mythology, of course -
A love letter to Dead Rising 2: Case Zero, one of the best demos of all time (even if it isn't really a demo)
Last week marked 15 years since Dead Rising 2 made its debut. For my money, Dead Rising 2 is one of the best unlikely success sequels going, but whene
Dead Rising 2
As well as being bold, unique and interestingly divisive, Dead Rising was one of the most baffling games of its generation. It constantly teetered on
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 studio apologises for issues as it increases server capacity
The Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 team has apologised to its community for the game's less than perfect debut, admitting "this is not the launch exp
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and Ultra 5 245K review: gaming losses, content creation wins
This feels like a rebuilding year for Intel. With AMD's Ryzen processors going from strength to strength and thermal degradation issues dogging Intel'
Assassin's Creed boss reflects on series' "struggle" to tell consistent modern day story after Desmond
It's been 12 years since Assassin's Creed 3 ended the story of Desmond Miles, the series' first recurring modern day protagonist and link between each
Metaphor: ReFantazio review – the quintessential Japanese RPG, with Atlus in epic, operatic form
Persona veteran Atlus flexes its expertise with a fresh take on high fantasy. What it lacks in subtlety, it makes up for in grandeur and heart.Metapho
Frostpunk 2 review – a sequel of consequence
A sequel that takes the thrilling cold-survival city-building heart of Frostpunk and evolves it in every way, while losing none of what made the serie
Towerborne is leaning into early access to ensure a successful launch
TowerbornePublisher: Stoic StudiosDeveloper: Xbox Game StudiosAvailability: Early access 10th September 2024Platforms: Xbox Series X/S, PC (Steam)Towe
The games industry has a Soulslike problem, but probably not the one you think
Back in 1993, a little-known game called Doom came out. It wasn't the first game to offer shooting in first-person, but it did popularise the genre. T