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The Outer Worlds 2 Review – WHAT HAVE THEY DONE?

Anthony Culinas Action Role-Playing, Action-adventure, Microsoft Windows, Obsidian, PlayStation 5, The Outer Worlds, The Outer Worlds 2, Xbox Series X and Series S

The Outer Worlds 2 refines its combat and charm with sharper gunplay, strong customisation and plenty of witty banter, but never truly breaks free from its predecessor’s grasp.

EA Sports FC 26 Review – THIS IS FOOTBALL

Anthony Culinas EA Sports FC, EA Sports FC 26, Electronic Arts, FC, FC 26, FC 26 Review, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Series S

This isn’t just a great football game, it’s a statement of intent. EA is back on top form and football has never been this good.

Battlefield 6 Review – A GAME OF TWO HALVES

Anthony Culinas Battlefield 6, DICE, Electronic Arts, First-Person Shooter, Frostbite, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Series S

Following the disaster that was Battlefield 2042, Battlefield 6 comes charging in to restore the series’ glory—and for the most part, it delivers.

Borderlands 4 Review – DID THEY MESS IT UP?

Anthony Culinas 2K, Borderlands, Borderlands 4, Gearbox Software, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Series S

In an ironic twist, Borderlands 4 has been refined to a point where it’s forgotten itself in the process.

Hollow Knight: Silksong Review-in-Progress – POSSIBLE GOTY?!

Anthony Culinas Action-adventure game, Fighting Game, Hollow Knight, Metroidvania, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Team Cherry, Xbox Series X and Series S

Hollow Knight: Silksong cranks the formula to new heights, with Hornet’s fluid movement, tough yet fair combat, and a world soaked in atmosphere that makes exploring Pharloom a joy.

Lost Soul Aside Review – WHAT FINAL FANTASY XV WASN’T?

Anthony Culinas Action-adventure, Character Action, Devil May Cry, Lost Soul Aside, Microsoft Windows, Platinum Games, PlayStation 5, Sony, UltiZeroGames

Lost Soul Aside is a game of two halves: a phenomenal action core with enjoyable platforming, wrapped in a bargain-bin story and a sprinkling of half-baked RPG fluff.