Reviews

A 2.5D adventure platformer with striking visuals, seamless co-op functionality, and robust character customization options, Unravel Two is a worthy successor to an already great game.

If you're looking to shoot some things in VR, lightgun style, then Operation Warcade, with its great amount of content, varied environment and enemy design, and immersive presentation, is the game for you. Just be aware that the game's controls can at times feel sluggish.

Dig or Die is a survival-crafting sidescroller in the vein of Starbound or Terraria that tasks you with surviving and eventually thriving on an alien planet with the help of your trusty auto-fabrication tools. The game's attention to structural integrity is its key selling point and also the thing that may frustrate you the most about it.

With a sneakily strong performance from Alicia Vikander as Lara Croft and a supporting cast featuring the likes of Dominic West and Walton Goggins, the new Tomb Raider movie is an exciting origin story of the famous adventurer and a great action movie in general.

A puzzle based rogue-like, Subaeria is fun to play even despite some wonky difficulty spikes. That is until you've seen all the puzzles it has to offer, after which no amount of rearranging them helps alleviate the feeling of "been there done that" draining the game of all its challenge.

A fairly standard side-scrolling action game on the surface, Icey may be short and somewhat repetitive, but all its negatives are overshadowed by an inventive meta-narrative layer reminiscent of something like The Stanley Parable.

Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr's somewhat wonky hack 'n' slash fundamentals are greatly bolstered by its grimdark setting the developers clearly had a lot of fun working with.

A game that combines The Sims with a CIA cell, Safe House tasks you with maintaining and expanding a spy headquarters in a fictional African country. Not merely a sandbox, Safe House features an intriguing campaign with multiple outcomes, but its presentation is unfortunately just not up to the task of immersing you in the world of international espionage.

If you don't need a cast of licensed characters to enjoy a good combat kart racer, then there's every chance you'll like All-Star Fruit Racing thanks to its vibrant presentation and competent execution of the formula.