It doesn’t take long for Forza Horizon 5, Playground Games’ fifth entry into the beloved racing series, to feel eerily familiar to it’s immediate predecessors. In many ways,… Continue reading
Author: Nat Crouch
You would be forgiven for thinking that The Outer Worlds was more than a little familiar the first time you sat down to play it. It wears the… Continue reading
Oh, what could have been. I don’t know there’s been many video game releases as hyped up as Borderlands 3 was. After a near half-decade of fans clamoring… Continue reading
Though it’s only been three years, it feels like a lifetime since we last explored with JD, Marcus, Kait and Del. Gears of War 4 had a lot on its shoulders: it had to simultaneously maintain the Gears lineage, whilst setting up for a whole new generation of stars at its centre.
When you boil it right down, Forza Horizon 4 and the Horizon Festival are both a colossal celebration of racing, music, light and life. By completing races, earning… Continue reading
It is nigh on impossible to miss the marketing for a video game release. Hardcore fans will seek out every trailer and interview scattered across the internet, cherry-picking… Continue reading
If you ask me, Burnout Paradise was the first game that realized the dream of the Xbox 360 age. We were sold consoles over a decade ago on… Continue reading
Sequels are tough to nail, especially when their predecessors are beloved. Finding the keen balance between changing too much and not enough is a Sisyphean task, as the… Continue reading
At its core, Cuphead is split into two uneven camps: a large collection of boss battles and a handful of 2D platforming segments. As Cuphead and his friend… Continue reading
I don’t know if I can remember a series of games as varied as that of SteamWorld, and certainly not from an indie studio. Since 2010, each entry… Continue reading