Latest articles by Andy Kelly
In Dying Light 2 the choices you make can change an entire city
Interview The open-world apocalyptic city in Dying Light 2: Stay Human is in constant flux.
BioShock 2 is one of the boldest sequels ever made
Sinking Feeling Revisiting the depths of Rapture.
Here's a fresh look at American Truck Simulator's next state, Wyoming
News Say hello to the Cowboy State.
Chivalry 2 update adds new maps, a new mode, and best of all, the return of Arrow Cam
News More ways to brutalise people.
The latest Everspace 2 update has 150+ changes, including new missions inspired by PC classic Descent
News Rockfish's space RPG expands its horizons.
Mass Effect's Citadel is one of the best virtual cities BioWare has ever created
City Slicker The city-sized space station is the most memorable location in the game.
The Ascent's cyberpunk metropolis is way cooler than Night City
City state Cyberpunk 2077's setting has nothing on the Arcology.
20 years on, Max Payne is still an action masterpiece
Payne killer Remedy's slow-motion shooter is still worth playing today.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite is Left 4 Dead with xenomorphs and more fun than I expected
Xeno evil We go hands-on with an early build of the next big Alien game.
How to get into Final Fantasy
Magic moments Where to start with this epic series of Japanese RPGs.
Resident Evil spin-off Re:Verse has been delayed yet again, and Capcom won't commit to anything beyond '2022'
News Not the game's first delay either.
GTA 2-inspired cyberpunk action game Glitchpunk hits Early Access on August 11
News Top-down chaos.
Netflix series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is like a terrible cutscene you can't skip
Dead air Stick to the games.
Awesome Yakuza spin-off Judgment deserves a PC release
Cop out Kiryu's had his shot, now it's Yagami time.
Night Delivery is a terrifying Japanese horror game about a courier having a very bad night
Late shift Hate your job? It could be worse.
Play matchmaker with an entire galaxy of weird aliens in this sci-fi strategy game
Galaxy brain Choices can have galactic consequences in The Fermi Paradox.
AAA publishers failed the horror genre, but that's fine: it belongs to the indies now
Fright night And horror games have never been better.
