Category: Games Reviews

Slapping ‘Lego’ in front of a video game title is essentially the opposite of putting ‘Rated M for Mature’ on…

It’s difficult to assess a remastered video game on its own merits. It is, after all, a game you already…

In any medium, a remake is a complicated undertaking. A conscious endeavour to produce a piece of art that already…

It’s difficult to recognise granular changes in seemingly constant things. You don’t really notice a tree growing every year, but…

For the past few years, first-party Sony games have been marked by their singular preoccupation with graphical fidelity. Uncharted 4,…

Before I dived into Star Wars Outlaws, Ubisoft’s trademark open world take on perhaps the most enduring and beloved media…

It’s unfortunate but inevitable that reviewing Concord right now feels like writing its eulogy. Eight years in the making at…

Good video games know what they are. A strong sense of self-awareness about their strengths and weaknesses — it could…

For most people, a projector isn’t the conventional way to watch content. TVs are still the king when it comes…

When I booted up Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II for the first time, it began with an in-game cinematic, with the…

Just around the time expansive open-world games had decidedly started showing signs of fatigue, Ghost of Tsushima arrived like a…

Realme India, for reasons best known to the company, stopped launching any of its new GT-branded smartphones after the launch…