You shouldn't rush straight into Assassin's Creed Valhalla's story By Andy Kelly last updated 11 November 20 Takk it easy Stop and smell the cloudberries.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 is quietly one of the best open world games on PC By Andy Kelly published 9 November 20 Keep on truckin' And it’s always growing.
If a thing exists, you can probably buy a Cyberpunk 2077 themed version of it now By Andy Kelly published 6 November 20 💰💰💰 How much merch is too much merch?
The hardest games on PC By Andy Kelly published 5 November 20 Tough nuts Challenge yourself with these punishing PC games.
The most relaxing games on PC By Andy Kelly, PC Gamer published 4 November 20 No Pressure Take a load off with this selection of chill games.
Yakuza: Like a Dragon review By Andy Kelly last updated 4 November 20 Dragon quest Yakuza doubles down on the series' RPG elements.
Teardown is a chaotic destruction sandbox and a great puzzle game By Andy Kelly published 30 October 20 Break stuff Steam's hottest new game is worth the hype.
These Capcom-themed pocket synthesizers are cool as hell By Andy Kelly published 28 October 20 News Capcom teams up with Swedish synth masters Teenage Engineering.
World of Warcraft is the best it's ever been for a solo player By Andy Kelly published 27 October 20 Lone wolf It's a great time to go your own way in Azeroth.
Watch us explore (and make a mess of) Watch Dogs Legion's open world By Andy Kelly published 26 October 20 Video A glimpse of dystopian London.
Immortals Fenyx Rising is a fun riff on Zelda: Breath of the Wild, with a few cool ideas of its own By Andy Kelly published 22 October 20 Fenyx nights How Ubisoft's mythical open world compares to Hyrule.
These old gaming Winamp skins are both incredibly badass and a fascinating time capsule By Andy Kelly published 21 October 20 Skin deep When music players had personality.
Yakuza, I love you, but please fix your subtitles on PC By Andy Kelly published 13 October 20 Set text The series deserves better.
New hero, new turn-based combat, but Yakuza: Like a Dragon is still the game you know and love By Andy Kelly last updated 2 November 20 Partners in crime We go hands-on with the seventh Yakuza game.
How does Baldur's Gate 3 compare to the classic games? By Andy Kelly last updated 8 October 20 New tricks A fan investigates.
In this weird new puzzler you play as a sentient bed sheet that eats everything it touches By Andy Kelly last updated 6 October 20 Sheet happens Hadr is the strangest game I've played in a while.
In these trying times, Euro Truck Simulator 2 is a soothing balm By Andy Kelly published 30 September 20 Video Keep on truckin'.
If you wish Blade Runner had more musical robot cats this, uh, game is for you By Andy Kelly published 28 September 20 News Welcome to the Neon Cyborg Cat Club.
Watch us put No Man's Sky's new and improved planet generation system to the test By Andy Kelly published 25 September 20 Video Out of this world.
Mafia: Definitive Edition review By Andy Kelly published 24 September 20 Family affair Relive the rise and fall of Tommy Angelo.
This slimy real estate simulator is like Papers, Please meets Glengarry Glen Ross By Andy Kelly published 23 September 20 Tough sell Always be closing.
Pendragon review By Andy Kelly published 22 September 20 Living legend You never know what's going to happen next in this narrative/strategy hybrid.
The third episode of Cyberpunk 2077's Night City Wire shows off the city and its gangs By Andy Kelly last updated 18 September 20 news Meet the gangs you'll be running up against in Night City.
How a new indie studio created one of the best detective games ever By Andy Kelly published 18 September 20 Super sleuth The story of Paradise Killer.
