Few series are as revered as Metal Gear, and Konami knows it. With Virtuos, the publisher has brought Metal Gear Solid 3: ...

Playing the biggest upcoming releases on Nintendo Switch 2 By Paul Hunter I had an incredible time at the Nintendo booth at ...

Online is where Drag x Drive comes alive. Matches are short, roughly three minutes, and the pace forces you to think fast.

What stood out most to me about the gameplay in Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree was how much your choices matter.

A wonderful family 4-player game By Paul Hunter I may be a bit late to the party, but when it comes to Mario games the party is always happening. Nintendo of Canada recently gave me the opportunity to ...

Avowed review on Xbox Series XObsidian's bold leap into first-person RPGs By Paul Hunter Obsidian Entertainment, the acclaimed studio behind the Pillars of Eternity series, has finally released their ...

Forspoken review on PS5A magical fan-tanta-stic experience By Paul Hunter 2023 will surely be full of many surprises, but Forspoken's latent greatness hitting me like a bolt from the blue wasn't on my ...

Sid Meier's Civilization VII is here, and it’s shaking up the beloved strategy series in exciting new ways. Rather than simply refining the gameplay mechanics we’ve come to know and love, Firaxis has ...

Returning often By Paul Hunter Let's get two key points out in the open right from the top. Firstly, The Last of Us Part II Remastered absolutely should have been titled a Director's Cut and not a ...

34 years after its hit release on the NES, Shadow of the Ninja: Reborn is back on modern consoles. Developed by Tengo Project, in partnership with Natsume Atari and published by ININ Games, this ...

Psychological horror thrives on uncertainty, and Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror leans into this with a story of lost memories, eerie dolls, and a decaying manor hiding unsettling secrets.

The Midnight Walk Review (PS5)A midnight stroll into a world of mystery By Paul Hunter Some games ask for your attention. Others ask for your time. But The Midnight Walk asks something ...