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NBA 2K26 review

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NBA 2K26 offers some on-court improvements over its predecessor, while its other new wrinkles are a bit hit and miss. Read our full review here.

Hollow Knight: Silksong review

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Hollow Knight: Silksong has a mean streak that sometimes tilts into vindictiveness, but its pin-sharp combat and wondrous exploration are too good to pass up.

The Dark Queen Of Mortholme review

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A more traditional and restrained story that its premise might suggest, but a thoughtful micro-treatise on storytelling, curiosity, stagnation, and heroism.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 review: Starting, and finishing, at the bottom

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The RTX 5050 offers a cheaper route into DLSS 4, but even among the meagre budget GPU competition, it's outperformed. Read our full review here.

Killing Floor 3 review

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Killing Floor 3’s weighty gunplay sustains it for a time, but it’s also papering over a dull progression system and a lack of new ideas. Here's our full review.

S.p.l.i.t review

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Tense and tactile, S.p.l.i.t's corporeal interface has a dash of Buckshot Roulette's sardonic humour, but it's a far more harrowing, filmic experience.

Wheel World review

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Wheel World is a low-stakes open world racing game that's over in about five easygoing hours. Read our review here.

Hell Clock review

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Pulpy, fiercely animated and grimly righteous, Hell Clock calls time on the avaricious ARPG grind in favour of a snacky, techy rogeuelite.

The Drifter review

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The Drifter is an absorbing and well-written point n' click, despite occasionally threatening to buckle under the weight of its own conspiracy-stuffed plot.

Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS review: Windows get ye gone

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The Lenovo Legion Go S might not be a perfect handheld PC, but it's made better - performance included - for going with SteamOS over Windows.

Mecha Break review

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A hectic and sometimes-exciting mecha brawler has solid battle-dashing clogged up with cumbersome menus, leery character design, and pushy microtransactions.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 review: passable GPU, shame about the drivers

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Nvidia's RTX 5060 ain't half bad for 1080p play, even with just 8GB of VRAM, but wonky drivers can spoil the fun.

Deliver At All Costs review

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Deliver At All Costs is a chaotic driving game full of dumb fun and creative missions, but tedious interludes and storytelling drag the party down.

Anoxia Station review

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Anoxia Station's strategy is loose and a touch rusty, but its insectoid petro-horror is fraught, delphic, and emotionally crushing.

Drop Duchy review

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Drop Duchy is a deckbuilding roguelike that sacrifices the elegance of Tetris for a boardgamey gauntlet of tile placing and military tactics. Read our review!

Doom: The Dark Ages Review

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Doom: The Dark Ages is packed with chunky violence, but restrictive combat, tedious exploration, and cinematic delusions make for a disappointing follow-up.

Despelote review

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Despelote is a masterpiece, a two-hour video game about childhood and football set in Ecuador in 2001, which tells a story as only a video game can.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered review

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Oblivion is still very much a 2006 game, but a humble approach to modernisation makes for a charming and occasionally beautiful remaster. Read our review.

Skin Deep review

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A playful and inventive immersive sim in Blendo's colourful sci-fi universe. Skin Deep's few rough edges can't prevent plentiful laughs. Read our review!