Edwin Evans-Thirlwell

The Ascent teems. Its tiered alien megacity is one of the liveliest cyberpunk settings I've explored, always crawling w…

Robin Hood is the quintessential English folk rebel. He's also a total chameleon. The man (if he was a man) has undergo…

People Can Fly’s always-online shooter can be fun in short bursts, but it’s simply not worth the journey…

Hitman 3 is the final act in Agent 47's struggle against his nemeses at Providence, the illuminati-style collective of …

"Story in a game is like a story in a porn movie," the original Doom's programmer John Carmack once wrote. "It's expect…

Hideo Kojima’s first game after Metal Gear makes a meal of some engrossing mechanics and themes.

Jungian archetypes and telekinesis combine in a swish and intelligent action game

Children struggling to right a world wrecked by the old is a popular theme nowadays, within video games and beyond them…

Days Gone is far from the worst specimen of its genre but in a year already packed with 50 hour+ endeavours, it rarely makes the case for its own existence.

Devil May Cry V is another brilliant reboot from Capcom and a genre-capping turn from the series that made hack-and-slash an artform.

There are two sides to Metro Exodus, 4A's third and probably greatest post-apocalyptic adventure - two varieties of spa…

You can kick off a spectacular set piece pretty much anywhere in Far Cry 5. All you need do is stand in the road. Give …

"Never get out of the boat," says Captain Marlowe in Apocalypse Now. "Not unless you're going all the way." It turns ou…

Tarsier's Little Nightmares is a ghoulish, short-lived masterpiece that takes everything the studio learned about platformers from LittleBigPlanet and thoroughl

I wanted to save everybody in Dishonored 2. Not just from death - though during my first 25 hour playthrough I did, ind…

Adam Jensen - my own, custom-upgraded version of Adam Jensen, at least - is a man who can launch exploding katanas from…

Dark Souls 3 on PS4, XBox One and PC offers a savage mix of Bloodborne and the original Souls games, but can it hold a flame to its predecessors?