Metro Exodus review – Off Rails
Metro Exodus trades claustrophobic tunnels for an open-ish world, but a lot of Metro’s unique identity is lost in the grab at mainstream appeal.
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[Video] Dynasty Warriors 9 – Trial Mode Highlight
Dynasty Warriors 9 was a divisive game at launch, to say the least. With a new trial, you can decide for yourself before shelling out for the full thing.
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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (PS4) review – This is Sparta
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey barely looks like an Assassin’s Creed game at first glance, but it’s as good as ever at building a historical playground.
Read more[Video] Just Cause 4: Expansion Pass Teaser
Square Enix has released a new trailer outlining what players can expect from Just Cause 4’s ‘Demons, Dare Devils and Danger’ Expansion Pass in 2019.
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Starlink: Battle for Atlas (Switch) review – Toys-to-Life Done Right
Starlink: Battle for Atlas is Ubisoft’s take on toys-to-life, and an experiment in making the toys aspect optional (but worthwhile) pays off.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man review (PS4): Everybody’s Hero
Come for the quips and the web-swinging antics, stay for the quintessential Spider-Man story about how anyone can be a hero.
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Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles (Switch) review
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles was one of the most charming and enjoyable games of 2017, and now it’s found its way to Switch—a match made in Heaven.
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Yakuza 6: The Song of Life review: Swan Song
Yakuza 6 balances the series’ usual over-the-top action and eccentric humour with a more vulnerable hero in search of redemption, delivering the perfect conclusion to Kiryu’s story.
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Sea of Thieves review: Plain sailing in a sea of potential
Naly_D takes to the seas in Rare’s new multiplayer pirate-’em-up, and finds that a lack of variety holds back from the game’s impressive potential.
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Cat Quest review: Heart of a lion
In a genre obsessed with size and scope, Cat Quest is a refreshingly contained and simple, and open world RPG, full of humour and charm instead of bloat.
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