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5 months ago
Ninja Gaiden 4 is a brutal return with a new edge
Ninja Gaiden 4 is a brutal return with a new edge — read the full breakdown on Zero1Gaming.
5 months ago
Oblivion Remastered keeps the weird magic intact
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is a strange success because it never quite hides the old game underneath. It looks cleaner, brighter, and far more detailed than the 2006 original, but the soul of Oblivion is still odd, loose, and occasionally ridiculous. NPCs still behave like they have wandered into the wrong scene. Quests still veer from heroic to absurd with almost no warning. The…
5 months ago
Dying Light: The Beast brings back the fear of the dark
Dying Light: The Beast brings back the fear of the dark — read the full breakdown on Zero1Gaming.
5 months ago
Doom: The Dark Ages gives the Slayer a heavier kind of rage
Doom: The Dark Ages does not try to outrun Doom Eternal. That is the smartest decision id Software could have made. Eternal was a frantic game about movement, resource loops, air control, and constant speed. This prequel goes the other way. It plants the Slayer’s boots in the dirt, gives him a shield, and turns every fight into a brutal push forward.That change takes time to adjust to. I kept…
5 months ago
Assassin's Creed Shadows brings the series back to stealth
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is the most confident the series has felt in years. It is still a huge Ubisoft open-world game, with the familiar sprawl, icons, gear, upgrades, enemy bases, and long stretches of routine. But this time, the core fantasy is sharper. When I am playing as Naoe, slipping through darkness, cutting through paper doors, hiding in crawlspaces, and clearing a castle without…
5 months ago
Silent Hill f finds fresh horror in unfamiliar ground
Silent Hill f is the first game in the series in years that feels dangerous in the right way. Not dangerous because it is packed with jump scares or because it wants to shock me every few minutes, but because it feels unstable from the start. Its version of horror is beautiful, poisonous, and hard to settle into. I was often impressed by it before I was comfortable with it.Moving the series to…
5 months ago
Metal Gear Solid Delta is faithful to a fault
Metal Gear Solid Delta is faithful to a fault — read the full breakdown on Zero1Gaming.
5 months ago
No Man’s Sky Swarm update makes space feel dangerous again
No Man’s Sky’s free Swarm update adds the Hive of Glass, new Swarmer enemies, Expedition 22, and more space combat.
5 months ago
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a demanding RPG with real confidence
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is the rare sequel that feels more confident without losing the awkwardness that made the first game interesting. It is still slow, stubborn, and full of systems that expect me to pay attention. Henry is not suddenly a fantasy hero. He still has to eat, sleep, dress properly, clean himself, talk carefully, train hard, and accept that a bad decision can follow him much…
5 months ago
Diablo 4 anniversary event gives players free gifts and a reason to hunt goblins again
Diablo 4’s anniversary event brings free weapon cosmetics, Mother’s Blessing XP boosts, and March of the Goblins rewards.
5 months ago
Fortnite x Porsche collab gets dragged after AI-looking art botches the basics
Fortnite and Porsche’s crossover drew backlash after a promotional image appeared to use AI-looking art with major branding mistakes.
5 months ago
The Last of Us gets new official Powerlines art for collectors
Naughty Dog and Cook & Becker have released Powerlines, a new official The Last of Us fine art print focused on Joel and Ellie.
5 months ago
The Witcher 3 is getting a new DLC, and Geralt’s quiet ending is no longer the end
CD Projekt Red is bringing Geralt back in The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past, a new expansion planned for 2027.
5 months ago
Metal Gear Solid 4 finally looks ready to escape the PS3
Konami has shown Metal Gear Solid 4 gameplay from Master Collection Vol. 2, with 60fps performance and shorter load times.
5 months ago
Jason Voorhees brings a disappearing act to Dead by Daylight
Jason Voorhees is joining Dead by Daylight with a disappearing power, brutal map pressure, and a public test build before release.
5 months ago
LittleBigPlanet studio is reportedly building a new open-world IP
Media Molecule is reportedly working on a new open-world IP after Dreams, based on details found in a developer portfolio.
5 months ago
LEGO Skylines leak points to a city builder no one expected
A rating-board leak suggests LEGO Skylines could be an unannounced city-building crossover between LEGO and Cities: Skylines.
5 months ago
Marvel Rivals is banning cheaters after a rough weekend in ranked
NetEase has permanently banned 485 Marvel Rivals accounts after a weekend spike in cheating, with some severe cases receiving device bans.
5 months ago
Hollow Knight: Silksong is brilliant, brutal, and hard to love
Hollow Knight: Silksong is a sharper, faster, meaner sequel than I expected. It keeps the lonely beauty of Hollow Knight, but it does not simply give me more of the same. Hornet moves differently, fights differently, heals differently, and forces the whole game to run at a higher speed. That gives Silksong its own identity, but it also makes the experience harsher from the start.I admired it…
5 months ago
Ghost of Yōtei is a sharper and more personal sequel
Ghost of Yōtei is a sharper and more personal sequel — read the full breakdown on Zero1Gaming.