The Last Worker preview | Finding a human connection in an automated world
The Last Worker cast, including the wonderful Jason Isaacs, reflect on the upcoming game’s...
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Author: Alan Wen
Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse review | frighteningly dull
Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, once a Wii exclusive, finally gets a wider release. But don’t expect a long-lost classic, Alan writes…
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Heroes to Outer Wilds: when actors become game developers
Hollywood has its fair share of stars getting behind the camera, and it’s slowly but surely also...
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Neon White review | The fastest way to Heaven
First-person shooting and action-platforming make for a heavenly duo in Annapurna’s latest
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Nintendo Switch Sports review | Wii are fit
Motion controls return in style in the supremely satisfying Nintendo Switch Sports. Here’s...
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Tunic review | More than just a foxy Zelda bootleg
Manual Transmission
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NORCO review | Point-and-click with haunting pixel art
NORCO is a point-and-click adventure with haunting pixel art and some of the best writing of 2022
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Sifu review: Aged kung fu action
Getting repeatedly beaten up soon gets old
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Lost Judgment review | How do you do, fellow kids?
The school of hard knocks, but you get to do the knocking
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No More Heroes 3 review | Scrappy, excessive, inspired
Third strike’s the charm
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The lost art of handheld demakes
As the lines blur between consoles and portable systems, we remember the conversions that pushed handheld hardware to its limits
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Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin review | Monstrous
Where monsters are your friends – well, some of them anyway
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