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Japanese stuff is really in at the moment. Yet the likes of Trek to Yomi is a rare gem – a love letter to the old Japanese films, and to that old way of life we know so well from books. It’s a masterclass is atmosphere and is one of the bars for indie graphics. It’s also not always a great game. In many ways, it’s that old indie complaint. Style should not make up for gameplay, and to be…

Okay. This is an official written warning. Yes, there are Silent Hill rumours again. No, I’m not going to bloody write about them. Enough is enough. Done. Period! Long-time GamesReviews readers will know that over the last decade, I have written some 4,000 articles about Silent Hill returning. Mostly about whatever insider has seen absolute definitive proof that the next game is coming. God, imagine the emotional rollercoaster if you were a fan. I am not a fan, and I…

Sometimes a series of events is so poor you have to hold your head in your hands. The Starfield delay, and what it means for Xbox, is one of those times. After years of fighting off accusations of having a thin first party line-up, this is what happens. How does it get to the point where the only major game you have officially coming in 2022 is Deathloop, a game that was released last year on PlayStation? Granted, more could…

Console wars are for kids. Subscription wars are for the discerning adults, and with a brand new (although not really) PlayStation subscription service on the horizon, things are going to start heating up. Further evidence of this has come to the reaction to Sony CFO Hiroki Totoki’s comments that their investment into AAA games would need to drop if they were to put them onto a subscription service day one. First of all, I’ll get to the actual comment in…

The Lego games have been feeling a tad tired as of late. More than once I’ve jumped into a game wishing they would rebuild the franchise from scratch. You know – brick by brick. Enter Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. It certainly looks different enough on the surface, but is it as transformational as long-time fans might have hoped? The simple answer is no. It’s decent fun – especially if you’re a fan of the more involved modern Lego…

EA are dropping the FIFA name after decades of what sounds like a difficult partnership. It’s a chance to show that gameplay and good brand managem… who am I kidding? It’s in The Name. Genuinely. You know what happens in 2023, when EA Sports FC becomes the new name of this year’s biggest football game? The new officially sanctioned game, thrown roughly together by two coders in six weeks, still outsells it. And EA really only have themselves to blame.…

Life simulation games are not a new thing for Disney. On the 3DS, Disney Magical World 1 and 2 came out. The second one even came to the 3DS. But now Disney is trying something a little different. An upcoming free-to-play game called Disney Dreamlight Valley is a life simulation game that looks like the Sims meets Disney! Check out the announcement trailer and some thoughts below. Disney Dreamlight Valley is the newest life simulation game from Disney. The game…

Who wouldn't want to play a game called Dandy & Randy? The name alone sells the game, right? Well if not, we have all the details below on what you can expect when this title hits PC, Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch next week!

If you’ve been reading the website or following me on Twitter, you know how excited I am for Two Point Campus. I had way too much fun with Two Point Hospital and can’t wait for that to continue with this release. Today, SEGA dropped more information on the Wizardry class. Let’s take a look!

The upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection will be getting a limited edition. Check out the details below. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is coming this year. There is no set release date yet but a limited edition was revealed today. This edition will include: the game, “collector’s box, cloth poster, acrylic diorama, enamel pin set, set of 12 trading cards, and full color artbook.” It is available to pre-order at Target for $149.99 for…