Game review stories - Page 17

Frontier Development's latest expansion for Jurassic World: Evolution, Return to Jurassic Park, is a nostalgic treat for fans.

Media Molecule's long-anticipated PS4 game, Dreams, allows gamers to create their own games, from any genre imaginable.

Milestone delivers a thrilling, realistic simulation in “Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 3,” capturing the 2019 season's gritty excitement.

Zombie Army 4: Dead War is different to most zombie games because it's mostly about the action more than the survival elements.

Sony has re-released the hit game, Patapon 2, on PS4 in the form of Patapon 2 Remastered, a unique and enjoyable rhythm and god game.

The Talos Principle enchants on Switch, blending puzzles with philosophical overtones for an immersive challenge.

espite the name of the game being called Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, the game actually allows you to play as more characters than just Goku/Kakarot.

'Brain Age' game tested 15 yrs on—does it still challenge minds or has tech moved on? #BrainTraining #Nintendo #Gaming.

Urban Games' Transport Fever 2 is a visually stunning and deeply complex transport management sim, demanding strategy and patience from its players.

Square Enix re-releases Star Ocean: First Departure as a remaster for PS4 and Switch, breathing new life into the '90s JRPG classic with modern updates.

It took two years for the game to get ported to the Nintendo Switch and the PlayStation 4 but now that it is finally here, is it any good?.

Shenmue III, born from a 2015 Kickstarter campaign, delights with its refreshing gameplay, despite some dated mechanics and repetitive tasks. Verdict: 8/10.

Frontier Developments continue to prove themselves to be the masters of the real-time park management genre with Planet Zoo.

The Alliance Alive HD Remastered for Switch breathes new life into a hidden 3DS gem, offering rich storytelling, strategic gameplay, and unique art design.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is the Star Wars game that we have been waiting for since EA took over the licence six years ago.

Red Dead Redemption 2 (PC) offers an unrivalled Wild West experience with stunning visuals and deep gameplay, though technical hiccups marred its launch.

EA Games' new Need for Speed Heat ditches the gimmicks and cheesy cut scenes for stunning visuals and immersive gameplay, set in a dynamic Palm City.

Fans of the franchise will still love this year's iteration. The campaign is short, but it's enjoyable while the multiplayer and spec-ops modes are fun too.

Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 offers a mix of fun and underwhelming mini-games, but it shines in party settings and retro-themed events.

The Outer Worlds immerses players into a slightly tongue-in-cheek sci-fi role-playing adventure on the far side of the galaxy.