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After years of complete silence from the Legacy of Kain series, this month has seen it resurgent, first with a remaster of Defiance (which I sadly found

Project Songbird shines as a passion project horror game in 2026, and is well worth checking out for a more contemplative approach.

Meetup in Bellabel Park brings an array of party modes to the brilliant 2D platforming of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, but is it essential DLC?

The Starship Troopers franchise has always been a strangely neglected one. The original novel and movie are stone cold classics, the latter in particular

Crabs are terrifying creatures, so it makes perfect sense for them to be the central focus of a Lovecraftian horror game. Crabmeat takes the skittering

Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake is the horror series at its best, with an atmosphere and narrative that will hook you in.

While I can certainly appreciate the scale and beauty of modern Zelda games, I do miss the old school style of dungeons and power upgrades on a 2D plane.

I love the Legacy of Kain. The original RPG, Blood Omen, was one of the games I bought alongside my PlayStation (from Toys "R" Us to give it nostalgic

I Hate This Place is based on the cult-favourite Image Comics series of the same name (with the alternative title being the slightly less

An excellent game that often feels like a 'best of' , Resident Evil Requiem effortlessly blends old and new, stealth and action for this new chapter.

The Prisoning: Fletcher's Quest goes all meta with the metroidvania search adventure, but gets a little bogged down with procedural generation.

Another week, another indie horror game and once again, it's from a solo developer. Fortunately, this one feels less derivative and phoned in than Ebola

Crisol: Theater of Idols conjures up an incredible new horror world to explore, blending combat, an implacable foe and puzzles.

Mario Tennis Fever brings new Fever Rackets to the classic Mario Tennis game, but is this worth a new Switch 2 exclusive?

A new Eurojank RPG champion has emerged with Of Ash and Steel, which will appeal to fans of the classic Gothic series.

Sleep Awake is an intriguing collaboration between Spec Ops: The Line’s Cory Davis and Robin Finck from Nine Inch Nails.

I’m too old to have experienced SpongeBob SquarePants in its original cartoon form, but it’s impossible to be a denizen of the internet without being

A thoroughly unexpected re-imagining, Yooka-Replaylee is the collectathon platformer that the original game always wanted to be.

Whether it's Disney or Don Bluth you compare it to, the art style and story of Bye Sweet Carole shines through, but gameplay is a bit flawed.

Two decades on, can Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 live up to the RPG legacy of the original? And does it even need to?