Video Game Review

A aesthetically striking and mentally challenging puzzle game, filled with twists, turns, and big philosophical questions.

Even in its early access state, Shadows of Doubt reaches some ambitious highs for both procedural generation and the immersive sim genre.

Varney Lake is a tense coming of age story that grips with pixel precision.

Tentacular is a wacky, puzzling kaiju simulator with a complex outer narrative.

Horizon Call of the Mountain is an impressive technical showcase – but one held back by its gimmicky nature.

Lunark is a pleasing flashback to the cinematic platformer, where lifelike animation takes priority, and each step needs to be a careful one.

Dredge is a mysterious fishing adventure that is menacing, unnerving, and utterly compelling.

Terra Nil is a soul-soothing balm for burnt out city-builder fanatics that swaps skyscrapers and traffic jams for lush forests and jungles.

Capcom's remake of Resident Evil 4 highlights what made the original special, but shapes it into something more thrilling and cohesive.

Tchia is a charming open-world adventure game with some interesting sandbox ideas, but its Pacific Island-inspired world is the real feature.