Tiny games with seriously big rhythm By Paul Hunter Rhythm Heaven Groove brings Nintendo’s music series back after a ten-year ...

Fox McCloud and crew are back By Paul Hunter Star Fox brings Fox McCloud to Nintendo Switch 2 with its iconic arcade-shooter ...

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You can't talk about platformers from the ‘90s without bringing up the iconic mascot wearing sunglasses, spouting pop culture references, and jumping his way through TV-themed worlds. Gex, the ...

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is celebrating its 40th Anniversary, having humble beginnings as an independent comic series and would later expand into feature films, animated series, toys and, of ...

The follow up to 2021's action role-playing platform game Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights from developer Adglobe and Live Wire, and publisher by Binary Haze Interactive is here. Ender Magnolia: ...

I'm having an absolute blast playing LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga on my Xbox Series X. Over the last 17 years I've played dozens of LEGO video games, including the prequel trilogy, original ...

Death Stranding 2: On The Beach shows up not just as a sequel, but as one of the PS5’s biggest swings yet. Kojima Productions, supported by Sony, takes everything that worked in the original and ...

When Tokyo Scramble popped up in the recent Nintendo Partner Showcase, it immediately came across as one of the more interesting reveals, a survival horror game that leans on stealth and gadgets ...

I still remember a time when walking up to a Marvel arcade cabinet was an event. My friends and I would sometimes spend hours playing the latest Marvel games, pumping in quarters without hesitation.

The last few years have seen a proliferation of solo dev horror games powered by Unreal Engine 5 on Steam. The 9th Charnel is the latest psychological survival horror game from a single developer, ...

THQ Nordic and Black Forest Games revived the Destroy All Humans! IP two years ago with a remake of the original cult classic on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC. It was a solid entry that ...