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World War II and anime. That's quite a combination, and I'll admit that it was enough to make me curious about Panzer Knights: Commander's Edition. We've played through the ...

Flying the Highwind above Final Fantasy VII Revelation is a little overwhelming. There's the map underneath you, filled with places you recognise and plenty you don't, and then the game basically a ...

I went for the sword. There were three Gundams waiting for me at Gamescom, one with a sword, another with a lance and a third using a whip, and with absolutely no previous Gundam game experience to ...

There's something wonderfully Dragon Quest about meeting a king and almost immediately being sent out into the world to solve problems for him. That was more or less how my time with Dragon Quest M ...

There is something slightly strange about reviewing a game we already reviewed. I usually don't look at our old reviews before jotting down my own thoughts, but I did this time. Why? I'll get to th ...

There was a time when shooters were perfectly happy to hand you a gun, point you towards a corridor and let you get on with it. No sprawling skill trees, no crafting materials, no battle pass waiti ...

It's been twenty years since we got a completely new Onimusha game, and action-adventure games have changed quite a bit during that time. Bigger worlds, more systems, more things to collect and usu ...

After the 2026 FIFA World Cup concluded, there was a brief moment when I suffered from a bit of football fatigue. But the beautiful game being what it is, I was already glad to see my domestic leag ...

There are games that land in our inbox and make me wonder why nobody thought of their central mechanic before. Sadly, there are others that answer that question themselves a few hours later. Dodo D ...

Ten years is a long time between sequels, but apparently not long enough for me to forget how Dragon Ball Xenoverse works. Within minutes of starting Xenoverse 3 at Gamescom, I was flying around an ...