Jason Coles

Once you've survived, it's time to learn to crawl. Vampire Crawlers borrows the aesthetic, the excess of Survivors and goes dungeon crawling.

Minos tasks you to lay out your maze, set your traps, and lie in wait for foolhardy adventuring parties, but can it stand up with the best roguelikes?

Arc System Works trade tight fighting game mechanics for twin stick shooting and platforming in Damon and Baby.

EverSiege: Untold Ages takes the MOBA and makes it all PvE, creating a game that's fun (though not perfect) to pick up and play with your friends.

Hordes of Hunger bills itself as being a survival arena slasher, and while you do indeed run around murking a bunch of enemies in all sorts of shapes and

Nioh has been one of my favourite takes on the Soulslike genre ever since the original launched in 2017. Not only does this series have a stellar

Can Hades 2 improve on the perfection of the original? Melinoe's adventure brings more systems, more variety and a fresh story to try just that.

A return to form for the series and BioWare, Dragon Age: The Veilguard is an enjoyable characterful action RPG.

Black Myth: Wukong is a stunning retelling of tJourney to the West visually, but how does the gameplay hold up?

FromSoftware's new game is a masterpiece that surprises at every turn and exceeds expectations. Here's our Elden Ring review.

There's a clear love of old-school kung fu action films coursing through Sifu's veins, but is this a melee action masterclass in its own right?

Everyone is Hot.

Third time, less charm.

Ninja theory.