Reviews

Big, ambitious, but buggy beyond belief, above all else, Pathfinder: Kingmaker is the closest thing we've got to a proper successor to the legendary Infinity Engine RPGs.

The latest in the series of LEGO games, LEGO DC Super Villains is another adventure platformer that the whole family can enjoy and play together thanks to the handy local co-op mode.

A logic puzzle game featuring 150 paint by numbers, nonogram and picross puzzles, Pic-a-Pix Color is both lightweight and entertaining.

An unexpected expansion for a game that's over ten years old, Titan Quest: Ragnarok is not the most inspired piece of extra content, but as far as reasons to revisit a solid base game and experience some fresh stuff go, it's decent enough.

If you're in the mood for some combat racing, you can't go wrong with Grip: Combat Racing, especially considering that it's positioned as a spiritual successor to the classic Rollcage.

A challenging horror game, Heliophobia gradually builds up its sense of dread instead of relying on cheap jump-scares to get a rise out of you.

The Persistence is a stealth-action survival horror for PlayStation VR where completing the campaign is only the beginning, after which you'll get to enjoy a series of tough and exciting challenges that will keep things fresh for a long time.

A zombie-slaying survival horror FPS adapted for a VR environment, Killing Floor: Incursion VR offers two distinct game modes and an online multiplayer option, making it a great choice for those looking to kill some zombies while feeling like you're really there.

The Brookhaven Experiment VR gives us a chance to slay waves of progressively more challenging creepy monsters in VR, which is exactly as satisfying as it sounds.

With its varied enemy design, satisfying to use weapons, and outstanding presentation, The Walker is easily one of the best horror shooters for PlayStation VR.