Previews

Have you played Angry Birds with yoga instructors? Or experienced a fishing minigame where there are men on the end of the line? Thanks to SUPER 56, you might get the chance. 

Indications are positive. Our time with Go-Go Town! was slight and short, but there were enough surprises in the city-building to reassure us that it would be just as charming as Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles and Grow: Song of the Evertree.

We've grabbed the skid lid, donned the leathers and jumped astride some of the fastest MotoGP bikes on the earth with MotoGP 23 ahead of it releasing on Xbox, PlayStation and PC

Harmony: The Fall of Reverie is the new narrative adventure game from DON’T NOD, developers well-known for their powerful and immersive narrative games. We got to play the first two chapters of the game, due to release in June 2023.

Crash Bandicoot has seen something of a resurrection over the past few years. Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled signalled that the demand for nostalgia wasn’t limited to just the main series of games alone. Of course, when Crash Team Rumble was announced, comparisons to fan favourite Crash Bash were inevitable.

Disney Speedstorm, straight out of the traps, is a supremely polished, highly kinetic racer. It feels astonishingly good to play, pulling up to Mario Kart on pole.

I am just at the beginning of my Viking based Valheim adventure, and cannot wait to see what I discover next.

It must be said  - Diablo IV looks amazing.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if Anthem and Dino Crisis met, had a few drinks, fell in love and had a beautiful bouncing baby? Well, if so, then 1) you’re slightly odd (but I like you) and 2) it appears that Capcom have had the same thought process with Exoprimal.

Resident Evil 4 is up there with the best games of all time, so revisiting the adventure seems very risky indeed.

Dead Island 2 isn’t going to be rewriting the playbook on zombie open-worlds, but I don’t think the series has ever been concerned with that, instead opting for something fun, pulpy and gratuitously violent. And that’s exactly what we appear to be getting.

As much as music and puzzles have shacked up together in the past, we can’t recall a game that welds them together as tightly as Rytmos.

Age of Wonders 4 isn’t the first Age of Wonders title on Xbox.

We had a whale of a time with Road 96. But we’re wobbly on Road 96: Mile 0 so far. When it lets its imagination run riot, you can see the potential...

Due out in Q2 2023 on the Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC, Stolen Realm has been creating something of a bottleneck on our Steam queue.