Jusant review
Jusant, the latest from Don't Nod, is a climbing puzzle game – quite the departure for a developer best known for its narrative games.
Alan Wake 2 review
Alan, Wake up!
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom long-term review
Six months have passed since its release, and we've finally played enough of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to review it properly.
Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery review
As befits the genre, our mystery begins with our detective's peace shattered by a ringing telephone – a call from their supervisor, and a new case to investigate.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder review
The chance to see Mario change into an elephant shouldn’t be missed.
The unsung heroes of gaming: Mr. 33 and Mr. 111 (Final Fantasy IX)
"At first, we were gonna go with everyone, but someone had to stay behind to look after the chocobo egg, so we stayed."
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 review
Everyone's friendly neighbourhood superhero is back in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, and he's more Venomous than ever.
Detective Pikachu Returns review
Detective Pikachu Returns centres on Detective Pikachu, who happens to be both a detective and a Pikachu. Also…
The games that made me: Jet Set Willy
It's 1984. The most exciting thing in the world is crisps. But all that is about to change. Let's take a beige-tinted amble down remembery avenue.
Is EA Sports FC 24 the fully-featured football sim Nintendo Switch owners have been waiting for?
A year ago, I wrote an article defending EA’s continued decision to hobble Nintendo Switch owners with rinse-and-repeat…
Cut Scenes: Hitman 2: Silent Assassin vs. Ripley’s Game
Cut Scenes is Josh's regular examination of the intersection between video game and film. This week it's Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and Ripley's Game.
How to play Red Dead Redemption 1
Want to play the first Red Dead Redemption before you play Red Dead Redemption 2? Here are your options.
Unlicensed, but thrilling – Agent 64: Spies Never Die preview
Agent 64: Spies Never Die might look like a modern "demake" in the style of Goldeneye 007, but there's a lot more to it than its retro looks.
Exoprimal review
Remember when we were all disappointed that Exoprimal wasn't a sequel to Dino Crisis? Just hold that thought.
Candlelight: The Best of Video Games review
Video game music – performed live by a string quartet, in an intimate, candlelit setting – sounds perfect. But is there a tough boss lurking behind the scenes?
Drowning in spirits, chasing ghosts in the dark: A night in the modern arcade
"Arcade is Dead", or so they say, but its modern descendant, the bar-slash-arcade? That's alive and well, if a little bit sozzled.
Lofty ambitions: From human rights documentaries to sci-fi RPG Sky of Tides
We spoke to Judith Cheung of Lofty Sky about the value of GDC Pitch and the studio's wide range, from hard-hitting documentaries to video games.
Cut Scenes: Cyberpunk 2077 vs. Strange Days
Cut Scenes is Josh’s regular examination of the intersection between video game and film. This week, it's Cyberpunk 2077 vs. Strange Days.
I’m (probably) never going to play Tears of the Kingdom, and that’s (probably) fine
You can't play every single video game. It would be statistically and physically impossible, for one thing.
Cut Scenes: Max Payne 3 vs. Man on Fire
Cut Scenes is Josh's regular examination of the intersection between video game and film. On the ticket this time, it's Max Payne 3 and Man on Fire.