Chris Scullion

Read our Split Fiction review to find out more about this brilliant co-op game packed with creativity.

Read our Omega 6: The Triangle Stars review for our verdict on this creative manga adventure by former Nintendo artist Takaya Imamura.

Read our Two Point Museum review to learn about this silly but compelling simulation which is easy to learn but hides a surprising amount of depth.

Avowed is a solid action RPG with an entertaining script, satisfying combat and impressively detailed environments.

Digital Eclipse’s Power Rangers beat-em-up joins genres together like a big retro Megazord…

Retro Games’ latest old-school offering is a fitting resurrection of the classic ZX Spectrum 48K, rubber keys and all…

Digital Eclipse’s third Gold Master Series entry is a near-perfect offering for Tetris fans…

Sonic Team combines a remaster with a new Shadow game to make a solid package…

Nintendo’s 18th entry excels in both volume and diversity of content…

Bloober Team has delivered a faithful take on a survival horror classic…

Camera and control fixes make Warren Spector’s dark Disney adventure play far better than before…

This spiritual successor to the Lego games has a lot in common, but is lacking that extra polish…

The first home console release for The Punisher is the cherry on top…

Poor performance and an uninspired map mean the series’ return is a fun time, but not much more…

Capcom’s two-game compilation means every Ace Attorney is now playable in English…

This Konami-published indie game looks and sounds better than many big-budget titles…

Nintendo’s latest remaster is an accomplished journey back to the Year of Luigi…

The first all-new entry in a decade is let down slightly by performance issues and no Party mode…

The Chinese Room’s latest game manages to strike oil in the walking sim genre…

The game’s page-folding mechanic is both charming and challenging…