8th March Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing. This week, Ed excitingly dives into Monster Hunter Wilds but isn't entirely convinced; Tom O takes the plunge into Avowed and hopes
The battle to reboot Capcom's Resident Evil franchise for the big screen is over, and Sony has been crowned the victor. But while the ink may still be fresh on the deal, Sony's wasting no time: it's already confirmed its latest Resident Evil movie arrives on 1
Frost Fatales - the winter version of Games Done Quick's all-women and femmes charity speedrunning event - returns this weekend for seven more days of fleet-fingered gaming feats. More specifically, 2025's Frost Fatales kicks off this Sunday, 9th March, at 4:3
If you've been keeping up to date with Battlefield, you'll know EA is holding invite-only play tests for the series' next instalment as it seeks to avoid the kind of disastrous response Battlefield 2042 received. And with the first of these now underway, it's
I tried to play Blades of Fire like a game I already knew, and I suffered for it. I died, over and over again in MercurySteam's new action-adventure, the same studio behind Metroid Dread and Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, and it wasn't until I began to get on b
In my opinion, the best kind of games are the ones that leave you with plenty of stories to tell. Our old editor-in-chief Tom Bramwell coined the phrase 'anecdote factory' when he reviewed Far Cry 3, and this is the perfect expression to describe my time with
While we are all here frothing at the mouth in anticipation for more Grand Theft Auto 6 news, developer Rockstar is casually sharing a trailer for a Danny Dyer-fronted film instead. The film in question is Marching Powder, which has been described as a "Bridge
The creator of Balatro has revealed fresh details on the hit indie card game's development, including the fact he gave up playing other roguelikes for more than two years to avoid subconsciously borrowing ideas. LocalThunk, the Canadian IT-worker-turned-indie-
Lionsgate and Hasbro's upcoming Monopoly movie will be penned by the duo who bought us the criminally underrated Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves film. Deadline reports John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein have been brought onto the project, which
Retro peripheral manufacturer Hyperkin has apologised for a "lack of transparency" and "failing to communicate" with its customers. The company has had a series of fumbles in recent years, with a tendency to announce new products too early. Last year it announ