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Luke Albiges
A gaming expert with over 15 years of industry experience (and more than double that with games themselves), Luke has written countless articles about videogames for dozens of major outlets over the years. He'll play bad games so you don't have to... if you can tear him away from the good ones, that is. -
Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown Review (PS4)
Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is the latest arcade aerial action titles and it's the perfect place for newcomers to the series to jump in and see what they've been missing out on.
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Editor's Choice Awards – Best Games 2018
We pick the top 10 games of 2018. There's something for everyone, here.
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Tetris Effect Review (PS4)
Tetris Effect puts a modern spin on the classic puzzle game and drags it kicking and screaming into the current generation
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Celeste Review (Xbox One)
Help Madeline survive her inner demons on her journey to the top of Celeste Mountain, in this super-tight, hand-crafted platformer from the creators of multiplayer classic TowerFall.
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Forza Horizon 4 Review (Xbox One)
Forza Horizon 4 lets petrolheads take their dream cars for a spin around an idyllic UK setting that changes as each new season rolls around
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes Of An Elusive Age Review (PS4)
An entry in the long-running Dragon Quest role playng video game series in which players explore worlds and fight against various monsters.
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Astro Bot: Rescue Mission Review (PS4)
Nominated for several gaming awards for VR, this PS4 only platformer stars a cast of robot characters called Astro Bots which are dispersed throughout the game's world and whom the gamer has to complete platform challenges in order to rescue.
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review (Nintendo Switch)
Nintendo's fighting game adds two new protagonists and features all the characters from the previous iterations of Super Smash Bros too, though you may have to unlock them or add them as DLC as you battle through.
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Fallout 76 Review (PS4)
An always-online survival game, Fallout 76 deviates wildly from what fans love about the series with extremely mixed results.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Review (PS4)
Red Dead Redemption 2 is a stunning period piece that's far more than just Grand Theft Auto with horses
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Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 Review (PS4)
Call Of Duty ditches its campaign and is all the better for its new multiplayer focus
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SoulCalibur VI Review (PS4)
SoulCalibur VI returns to the stage of history, retelling its tale of souls and swords with style and finesse in its finest entry in some time.
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FIFA 19 Review (Xbox One)
FIFA 19 blends countless play options with the series' usual decent gameplay and impeccable presentation to fine effect
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Marvel's Spider-Man Review (PS4)
Spidey returns to consoles in style – when it's fun to just swing aimlessly around New York, you know the game is doing something right.
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PES 2019 Review (PS4)
Konami's underdog story continues, and it seems to be getting increasingly difficult for the series to avoid relegation in the face of such stiff competition
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Gamescom 2018: The Best New Games And Reveals
The biggest announcements, most exciting updates, and hottest new games from Europe's largest gaming show
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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate Review (Switch)
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate may not be as friendly to new faces as World was, but those who can put up with its idiosyncrasies will enjoy a near bottomless well of hunting goodness.
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Guacamelee! 2 Review (PS4)
Guacamelee! 2 improves upon its predecessor in every way to deliver a platforming adventure that is bright, challenging, playful and creative all at once.
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Train Sim World Review (PS4)
Train Sim World brings Dovetail's popular brand of in-depth simulation to console audiences, to the delight of a very specific subset of players.
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Octopath Traveler Review (Switch)
Octopath Traveler is a loving callback to the 16-bit JRPGs that are so fondly remembered from the SNES era, but one unafraid to put its own twist on things
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The Top 10 Best Games Of 2018 (Q2)
We pick the best 10 games from the second quarter (April to June) of 2018
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The Awesome Adventures Of Captain Spirit Review (PS4)
The Awesome Adventures Of Captain Spirit is a playable prologue to Life Is Strange 2, but stands up just fine on its own as a small-scale narrative adventure that does an awful lot with so little.
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Jurassic World Evolution Review (PS4)
Jurassic World Evolution puts you in charge of a number of dinosaur parks, letting you set up enclosures that house amazing creatures from millions of years ago.
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Onrush Review (PS4)
It's racing like you've never experienced it before as Codemasters kicks the genre into a whole new gear
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Blazblue: Cross Tag Battle Review (PS4)
A crossover fighter that manages to bring together four very different franchises to decent effect
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E3 2018: The Best New Games
Rounding up our top picks of the gaming goodness that came out of this year's E3 trade show in Los Angeles
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Detroit: Become Human Review (PS4)
Detroit: Become Human is a cinematic adventure that sets a new benchmark for interactive narrative both in terms of making choices have serious repercussions and in its peerless presentation.
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State Of Decay 2 Review (Xbox One)
State Of Decay 2 tasks players with surviving the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse scenario, and it's pretty much as horrible as it sounds. Somehow, though, there's still some fun to be found in spite of the many technical issues that plague it.
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Dark Souls Remastered Review (PS4)
Dark Souls Remastered reveals FromSoftware's masterpiece to be every bit as special today as it was on initial release. Whether you're going in blind or going back for a second helping, this action-RPG is still one of the very best games of its kind.
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Destiny 2: Warmind Expansion Review (PS4)
Destiny 2: Warmind is the second expansion for the shared-world shooter sequel, taking Guardians back to Mars to uncover the truth about the ultimate Golden Age weapon, Rasputin.
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