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Doom: The Dark Ages
Doom: The Dark Ages review – Indulgent and deliciously violent, but surprisingly safe

By Morgan Park Published

HIGH BAR The Dark Ages is fun in different ways than its predecessors, but Doom has been better.

91 Comments
HIGH BAR
skin deep
Skin Deep review

By Morgan Park Published

SHENANIGANS Blendo's first game in seven years is a small triumph.

SHENANIGANS
Soldiers
Atomfall review: A muddled sci-fi misadventure in need of a stronger identity

By Fraser Brown Published

Ununited Kingdom A trip through the British countryside takes a nasty turn.

33 Comments
Ununited Kingdom
Fragpunk FPS
Fragpunk review: A radical reshaping of the first-person shooter

By Echo Apsey Published

Run and Cheat Fragpunk offers an innovative, unrestrictive, thrilling approach to competitive shooters.

7 Comments
Run and Cheat
The protagonist of Sniper Elite: Resistance fires a weapon while carrying a body over his shoulder.
Sniper Elite: Resistance review – A fun but inessential addition

By Jake Tucker Published

Punching Nazis Rebellion's stealthy snipe 'em up series continues to deliver pulpy thrills.

Punching Nazis
An angry, bald soldier, flanked by armed men, stares directly into the camera. They are bathed in ominous red light.
Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl review: A beautiful, brilliant, but busted Stalker just like they used to make

By Joshua Wolens Published

In the Zone Say it with me now: get out of here, stalker.

In the Zone
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Half-Life 2 review

By Jim Rossignol Published

Gravity Fun PC Gamer's original 2004 review of Half-Life 2.

Gravity Fun
black ops 6
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 review

By Nova Smith Published

THAT'S BETTER A belligerently enjoyable sequel with stellar multiplayer and a campaign that can't stack up to the greats.

THAT'S BETTER
A bug charges at a soldier.
Starship Troopers: Extermination review: Buggy, baggy, badly optimised, and occasionally bloody brilliant

By Rick Lane Published

Roughneck Would you like to know more?

Roughneck
Wild Bastards key art
Wild Bastards review: A brilliant splicing of genres deserving of acclaim

By Jeremy Peel Published

Sworn allies Blue Manchu's creative hybrid combines whip-fast shootouts with thoughtful cowboy management.

Sworn allies
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