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Mortal Kombat 1 (PC) Review
by Seth Grimes
More classic skull-crushing gameplay fused with beautiful graphics and a restart of the lore, plus a new Invasion mode and a Kameo system to intrigue long-term players and maybe teach this old dog a few new tricks?
Bethesda’s latest epic RPG adventure promises a giant universe of exploration in one of the biggest games of the year, but can it live up to its potential?
After taking a relaxing break with the likes of Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Elden Ring, FromSoftware returns to its roots with this long-awaited sequel that might just go ahead and mech your day.
This long-awaited Baldur’s Gate sequel might just be the ultimate Dungeons & Dragons simulator. It’s a mammoth of human artistry and a glorious swansong to tabletop fantasy adventuring.
10
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (PC) Review
by Seth Grimes
Play as the killers or the victims as you’re transported to a virtual tour of the 1974 film set, but can the PvP gameplay match the movie for tension and pure, bloody horror?
A sequel to the popular 2019 original, you can expect bigger and better things in its fine-tuned, if gloomy, shooter-looter set-up, that's fun on your own but probably better with friends.
In an age of highly-rated factory automation games, Techtonica clocks in as one of the better releases, despite it being in Early Access (or Game Preview for Xbox gamers), with a soothing setting and oddly addictive gameplay.
7
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Exoprimal (Xbox Series X) Review
by Ian Collen
There’s plenty of bite-sized fun to be found in this mechs-versus-dinos showdown but, without fresh content, its lack of variety could prove a ‘saur point.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Switch) Review
by Rik Henderson
A sequel to the award-winning classic Breath of the Wild that somehow manages to surpass its predecessor, there's certainly a lot to like about Link's latest Hyrule adventure.
A vampire-slaying adventure with huge potential, Redfall ultimately disappoints with more bugs than blood-suckers, but are there still some signs of life in it?
It may only be another incremental evolution, but with FM23 currently on PC and Xbox Game Pass, could this be a good time to dust off your tracksuit and get back into the beautiful game?
The much-anticipated reboot for the popular franchise offers up a new location and cast, but has plenty of fun-filled chaos to relive the very best of its old glory days.
Sure, it’s only a little bit more than Two Point Hospital in a different outfit, but there’s still a fun and satisfyingly challenging sim that’s worth more than just a quick study.
8
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As Dusk Falls (Xbox Series X) Review
by Ian Collen
It’s not much of a ‘game’, but this robbery-gone-wrong crime drama serves up an immersive interactive adventure with an excellent branching narrative.