Video Game Review
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book review: a playful but surprisingly slow adventure
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is a change of pace for the franchise, but the gentle safari adventure offers plenty…
Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight review: fan service at its finest
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a bright mashup of Batman history that brims with clever, funny ideas.
Call of the Elder Gods review: a striking puzzler, but not quite as good as its predecessor
Call of the Elder Gods is less cohesive than Call of the Sea but features strong puzzle designs.
Two Point Museum: Arty-Facts DLC review: perfect for art lovers
Two Point Museum's latest DLC introduces new collectible artworks, new expeditions, and more.
Mixtape review: Aussie game is a powerful ode to music and the freedom of youth
The cosy adventure game Mixtape is a magical exploration of what it's like to be young.
First look at Forza Horizon 6: bigger, better and even more gloriously addictive
This time, Forza Horizon is taking players on a wild ride through Japan.
Kiln review: a smashing pottery brawler with bright ideas
Kiln is a blast, as long as you can corral a crew.
Saros review: death is but a doorway to new beginnings
Saros is a game that will test your fortitude – and reward it.
Titanium Court review: this brilliant puzzler defies description
Titanium Court is a clever, strange, loopy game that will make more sense once you play it.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream review – a dollhouse of tiny dramas
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream lets you create tiny Miis and weave grand tales of friendship and romance.