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Denshattack train wallgrinding

Denshattack! review: an inconsistent spectacle surprisingly lacking in trains and tricks

By Kerry Brunskill Published

Destination nowhere Saturated spectacle can't mask this energetic game's flaws.

Destination nowhere
Doom: The Dark Ages - The Doom Slayer without his iconic armour, just a cape and leather, inspecting his right arm.

Doom: The Dark Ages – Revelations review: The best of the trilogy in a single bottle

By Rory Norris Published

Hell and Back Fixes all my issues with The Dark Ages and injects plenty of Eternal's movement for the best demon-slaying action yet.

36 Comments
Hell and Back
Black Flag Resynced

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced review: An inessential remake that loses more than it gains

By Morgan Park Published

75% Newer, not better.

66 Comments
75%
A Meccha Chameleon player painted to blend in with the underside of a desk.

Meccha Chameleon review: A wonderful, rough-edged playground of creativity and psychic violence

By Lincoln Carpenter Published

IMPASTO-R It's wrapped in clumsy software, but it's a must-play multiplayer concept.

IMPASTO-R
Dishonored

Dishonored review: 'a big, shiny example of so much we keep asking for in games, but rarely get'

By Tom Francis Published

Dunwell Playing a magic assassin in Dishonored’s rusty city of Dunwall is as brilliant as it looks.

11 Comments
Dunwell
A smiling village chief

Dave the Diver: In the Jungle DLC review—it's great, it's $10, and it's so big it feels like a full game

By Christopher Livingston Published

Fish Come True Like Bancho's cooking, Dave's new adventure is delicious.

7 Comments
Fish Come True
The Adventures of Elliot character art

The Adventures of Elliot review: Speedrunning history

By Baxter Burchill Published

Timely The Adventures of Elliot finds joy in speedrunning history.

Timely

Cave Story+ review: Sugary on the surface, pleasantly tart underneath

By Chris Donlan Published

Spelunkier Underground hit about underground hitting gets an HD upgrade.

Spelunkier
A little man stands next to a mushroom

Derelict Star review: The best feeling platformer of the decade so far

By Shaun Prescott Published

Ship shape Chunky pixels, a 1:1 aspect ratio, and the best feeling platforming around.

17 Comments
Ship shape

Guild Wars 2 review: 'Tomorrow's MMORPGs will be held to account against its standards'

By Chris Thursten Published

Launch review It promises a revolution, but can Guild Wars 2 really set the online world to rights?

Launch review
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