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Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 2 is a magic-infused exploration of grief, girlhood, and rebellion

By Sarah Thwaites published 23 April 25

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 2 explores teenage angst, uprising and a future of forgotten memories.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown preview - mountain of mystery

By Cat Bussell published 13 December 23

We had a three-hour hands-on with a preview build of Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, and we liked what we saw.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership review: a vibrant new era for Nintendo’s dynamic duo

By Josephine Watson published 4 November 24

Mario & Luigi: Brothership espouses the importance of the cherished bonds between friends, families and even foes, but that doesn’t stop the iconic brothers from indulging in a good hammer time.

Don't sleep on Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree; it's an inventive and lively roguelite worth trying

By Josephine Watson published 18 September 25

The world of Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree is packed full of heart, staking its claim in the roguelite genre with a unique dual-character mechanic. Here's our full review.

Stop! Don't buy that Xbox Series X at Amazon, Best Buy has a much better deal for Prime Day

By Dashiell Wood published 17 July 24

There are some great discounts for Amazon Prime Day, but Best Buy is currently beating its Xbox Series X deal.

Rise of the Ronin review: twin blade, almost twin identity

By Rob Dwiar published 10 April 24

Rise of the Ronin is a terrific action RPG that scratches the Samurai and open-world checklist itch, but some visual roughness, repetition, and overall lack of identity hold it back.

Keeper wants you to love its colorful weirdness, but it's ultimately a little vanilla

By Roland Moore-Colyer published 17 October 25

Keeper is awash with style but lacks a little in deeper substance to captivate me through some seven hours of exploration.

I’ve waited for 14 years to see the peach stand scene in The Summer I Turned Pretty, and season 3 episode 5 on Prime Video delivered a masterpiece

By Jasmine Valentine published 6 August 25

If you’ve read the original The Summer I Turned Pretty books series, you’ll have likely been waiting for the infamous peach stand scene. Season 3 episode 5 has delivered, and it’s perfect.

In Stars and Time review: narrative gold

By Catherine Lewis published 20 November 23

In Stars and Time is an unmissable indie turn-based RPG with a gripping narrative that’ll stay with you for a long time.

The Rings of Power season 2 is the thrilling and faithful Lord of the Rings show I've wanted all along on Prime Video

By Tom Power published 28 August 24

I've seen The Rings of Power season 2's first three episodes – here are my spoiler-light thoughts on the hit Prime Video show's return.

Sword Of The Sea is a technicolor trip of a game from the makers of Journey

By Ben Gilbert published 6 September 25

Mind-bending mechanics and cosmic backdrops deliver an allegory for our collapsing ecosystem and the immensity of nature.

Medieval RPG sequel Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is set to launch later this year

By Dashiell Wood published 18 April 24

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is set to launch later this year.

Arcane season 2 confirms the hit series isn't just one of the best Netflix shows ever made – it's an animated legend that'll stand the test of time

By Tom Power published 9 November 24

Arcane season 2 has debuted on Netflix – here are my spoiler-filled thoughts on its first six episodes.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 preview: shaping up to be an even more authentic and ambitious open-world adventure

By Dashiell Wood published 21 August 24

I sit down with an early build of Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 and chat with the developer about the upcoming medieval RPG game.

After over 30 hours in Blades of Fire, I’ve come to appreciate the retro charm of forging my blade

By Alicia Haddick published 20 May 25

Blades of Fire has a retro simplicity that hugely appeals and makes for a fine blacksmithing adventure.

Princess Peach: Showtime! review - princess peak

By Dashiell Wood published 21 March 24

Princess Peach: Showtime! excels thanks to its high approachability and impressive creativity.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 is a carefully constructed coming-of-age story from the legends behind Life is Strange

By Sarah Thwaites published 18 February 25

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage is a moving narrative adventure that quickly entangles you in its web of complex characters and sinister themes.

Apple Braided Solo Loop review: I loved the fit and performance, but the high price was an instant turn-off

By Cesci Angell published 23 December 24

I really love this Apple Watch band, but can't stand the price.

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU preview - grappling with death

By Elie Gould published 1 February 24

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU looks to be a fantastic metroidvania that covers a meaningful and thought-provoking topic without compromising fun.

Enotria: The Last Song review: gorgeous world, lackluster combat

By Rhys Wood published 18 October 24

Enotria impresses with dazzling world design and artistic direction, but copious gameplay systems create quite a messy experience.

Throne and Liberty review: an old-school, beautiful, and divisive MMORPG

By Alex Whitelock published 8 October 24

Throne and Liberty delivers a refreshingly classic take on the MMORPG formula with excellent world design and punishing gameplay.

Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess review: an instant strategy classic

By Dashiell Wood published 15 July 24

Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is a refreshingly unique game that offers beautiful visuals and a brilliant twist on the strategy genre.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment sees Zelda take the lead, plus upgraded Switch 2 Editions bring Hyrule GPS and new memories to the best Switch Zelda games

By Josephine Watson published 2 April 25

Nintendo has revealed a new Hyrule Warriors title as part of its Nintendo Switch 2 unveiling - and I'm stoked.

New tech skills projects aim to boost UK cyber defenses

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 8 January 25

30 projects around the UK are set to receive funding for cyber training.

These are the best-paid roles for developers in the UK

By Craig Hale published 4 September 24

The best-paying roles, positions and languages for developers have all been confirmed in Stack Overflow’s latest study.

Tales of the Shire should be my ideal cozy game, but it lacks the fun and depth to make me love Hobbit life

By Josephine Watson published 24 September 24

Wētā Workshop's new Lord of the Rings life simulation should have been the cozy game of my dreams, but it needs a lot of work if it wants players to come back for more

Howl review - If you go into the woods today

By Issy van der Velde published 19 January 24

Howl is a turn-based indie tactical game where you venture through medieval folk forests, fighting beasts as you search for your lost brother.

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden review - a matter of life and death

By Dashiell Wood published 12 February 24

Brilliant voice performances and superb writing put Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden a cut above the rest.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Editions of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom seemingly won't support cloud saves

By Demi Williams published 22 April 25

It seems that the Nintendo Switch 2 Editions of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom won't support Switch Online's cloud save backup feature.

I had elevenses with a Took, cooked my finest taters, and built my own smial, but Tales of the Shire still left me feeling flat

By Josephine Watson published 26 October 25

After a long wait, I had high hopes that Tales of the Shire would flesh out its bland demo with a more enjoyable endgame. Unfortunately, developer Wētā Workshop failed to deliver.