Video Games Chronicle

Every element of Cing’s classic adventure games has been entirely reimagined…

The Lost Levels, No Return and a performance boost make this the perfect reason to replay a masterpiece…

Prince of Persia was long in need of a ressurection and in The Lost Crown, it’s found it. Excellent platforming, clever puzzles and a huge map make one of the best Metroidvania games in years, and kicks off 2024 in style.

Ubisoft’s open world template is elevated by an incredible presentation…

This Switch re-release is a faithful – to a fault – recreation of one of the best RPGs ever…

The FPS series hits a low point with a short, shallow campaign and thin multiplayer offering…

Wario’s latest will have players going ‘waaah’ with its motion controls…

Teyon’s game lacks complexity but that doesn’t matter when it’s this fun to play…

Brilliant writing, incredible visuals and genuinely scary, Remedy’s sequel is better than many thought possible…

Mario’s first side-scroller in a decade oozes spirit and invention like the classic games – but doesn’t rely on nostalgia…

Insomniac confidently handles one of Spider-Man’s most seminal storylines, and adds new elements to it to make it its own…

Those of the 16-bit era finally have the sequel they’ve been waiting for…

It’s basic but well-written and should appeal to younger players…

The game’s brevity is a breath of fresh air among increasingly larger open-world games…

At launch, Xbox’s racer is heavy on velocity, but light in variety…

Lingering problems from the FIFA era and a lack of real evolution make this the most skippable football game in years…

CD Projekt’s pulpy sci-fi thriller delivers a strong campaign and much more of what many players wanted at launch…

NetherRealm delivers an excellent retkon that will appeal to modern and lapsed fans…

Bethesda’s space opera takes what people loved about Fallout and Skyrim, and casts it across an enormous galaxy…

Quantic Dream’s first indie release is a strong first foot forwards…