Video Games Chronicle

Yoshi gets Mario off his back with a breathlessly imaginative 2D platformer…

An authentic love of Batman, great humour and slick writing make this the best Batman game since the series that inspired it…

Xbox’s latest takes everything that made the fifth game great and builds on it masterfully…

An excellent soundtrack sets the stage for a touching, funny and relatable coming-of-age story…

The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors is a roguelite deck-builder you shouldn’t miss.

Sublime gameplay and a stellar central performance make Saros one of PS5’s most memorable first-party games…

Early Access Review: 22Cans’ god sim resurrects much that was good about Fable, Dungeon Keeper and Black & White, but it needs more…

Nintendo’s latest life sim is packed with wonderfully ridiculous moments, even though it gets repetitive…

The prolific publisher compliments Resident Evil Requiem with a space adventure from a bygone age…

The golden age of quirky timesinks continues via a coin pusher with unexpected depth…

Bungie’s take on the tumultuous genre is as alluring as it is unforgiving…

Capcom’s gorgeous third turn-based Monster Hunter spin-off might be the best one yet…

2K’s latest is the best there is, the best there was, but hopefully not the best there ever will be…

16 years after the first game, Scott Pilgrim is back for another helping of beat ’em up bliss…

Late grinding can’t dull the shine of a Nintendo Switch 2 adventure we’re still playing hundreds of hours later…

The ninth mainline entry splits the series’ two styles straight down the middle.

An undercooked single-player mode and imbalanced gameplay let down an otherwise entertaining Nintendo Switch 2 sports game…

No More Heroes studios’ latest action game can be confusing and uneven, but it’s never…

Sega delivers a disappointing remake built on disdain, not reverence, looking to fix a game that wasn’t broken…

Some issues aside, this ninja action game feels like the culmination of everything Team Ninja has learned…