Andy Brown is the Features Editor of Gamesradar+, where he shares a lifelong love of games with delightful readers - that's you!
From strategy games to RPGs and shooters, Andy dabbles in a bit of everything. Just don't get him started on Total War, or his delightful two huskies.
Latest articles by Andrew Brown

How Civilization 7's devs worked with players to get its huge Test of Time overhaul right
By Andrew Brown Published
Interview Interview | Ed Beach and Matt Schembari join us from Firaxis to reflect on the removal of legacy paths, playing as one civilization, and listening to the community more

Wildcard Wishlist: 14 games we're desperate to see at Summer Game Fest 2026
By Jasmine Gould-Wilson, Ali Jones, Heather Wald, Oscar Taylor-Kent, Anna Koselke, Emma-Jane Betts, Andrew Brown Published
Road to SGF SGF Predictions | From GTA 6 to Far Cry 7, we're daring to dream big ahead of Summer Game Fest

Star Fox 64 remains one of Nintendo's greatest action games, and its Switch 2 remake will prove it to a new generation
By Andrew Brown Last updated
Opinion Opinion | Done right, remakes and remasters are opportunities to share our favorite worlds

Bungie doesn't see Marathon going anywhere: "We know where we want to take the story over the next few years"
By Kaan Serin Published
News But nothing's locked in because the devs want players to be able to shape the story

I asked Saros devs about their hand obsession and got a fascinating insight into game development
By Andrew Brown Published
Interview Interview | Saros has hands – but why so many?

"We live on the fringe": In Saros, Housemarque's greatest influence is itself
By Andrew Brown Published
Interview Interview | Creative director Gregory Louden and art director Simone Silvestri take us behind the weird and wonderful world of Carcosa: "We're going to cook with this one"

Masters of Albion reimagines Fable's world in a strategy-management god game, and I'm playing god
By Andrew Brown Published
Now Playing Now Playing | Another rat pie, deary?

If you like Battlefield at its most chaotic, I promise you'll love Hell Let Loose: Vietnam
By Andrew Brown Published
Hands-on Hands-on | In just two matches, this deeply immersive FPS captured my heart

Marathon, Arc Raiders, and Last Flag devs discuss the ongoing evolution of multiplayer shooters
By Andrew Brown Published
Interview Interview | Are multiplayer shooters enjoying a golden age, or becoming riskier than ever to make? GamesRadar+ spoke to four developers about their work in the genre

10 Best open world RPGs to play in 2026
By Andrew Brown Published
Best List Whether you're craving a single-player epics or vast multiplayer world, we've hand-picked 10 must-play RPGs based on the strength of their open worlds

The 10 best CRPGs to lose yourself in
By Andrew Brown Published
Best List Computer RPGs are some of the deepest and immersive games around, here are the very best CRPGs, as hand-picked by our resident sicko

Crafting my own devilish dungeons in roguelike Minos has awakened something villainous inside of me
By Andrew Brown Published
Now Playing Now Playing | If I had a drachma for every roguelike about Ancient Greek family fallouts…

Samson proves there's still room for smaller Grand Theft Auto-style sandboxes – I just wish this one was better
By Andrew Brown Published
Features Now Playing | As Grand Theft Auto 6 looms, I want to see more developers like Liquid Swords

I'm in a situationship with Marathon's "worst" gun, and after 80 hours I'm not letting the meta break us up
By Andrew Brown Published
Now Playing Now Playing | Marathon meta? Cryo Archive? Runner, wake up: we're frolicking in Perimeter with a volt thrower

After 80 hours of Marathon, I'm glad Bungie didn't try to please everyone
By Andrew Brown Last updated
Opinion Opinion | Marathon's small maps and hardcore kill times aren't flaws – they're strengths

Marathon review: "Bungie has created my favorite multiplayer shooter in years"
By Andrew Brown Last updated
Review

Masters of Albion lets you play god, but Peter Molyneux proves benevolence is optional by feeding his followers rats
By Andrew Brown Published
Preview | One in-game day in Masters of Albion proves health and safety laws are more like guidelines

A "small team with a lot of big ideas" is making a Final Fantasy Tactics-inspired RPG set in steampunk Japan
By Andrew Brown Published
Interview Interview | Another Angle Games' Dante Pragier tells us about Shadow of the Road's influences, steampunk-meets-samurai setting, and working with publisher Owlcat Games

Marathon players must kill 500 million UESC to find Cryo Archive: "Clankers are back on the menu"
By Andrew Brown Published
News Runners have already killed 300 million

I'm playing Marathon like a single-player stealth sim, and after 70 hours of sneaking I'm begging you to try a solo run
By Andrew Brown Published
Opinion Now Playing | With enemies like these, who needs friends?

The Duskbloods: Everything you need to know about FromSoftware's Switch 2 exclusive
By Andrew Brown Last updated
Guide FromSoft's upcoming PvP game The Duskbloods is a Switch 2 exclusive with plenty of bite

The ultimate Pokemon Pokopia guide for restoring the world around you
By Danielle Rose Last updated
Guide Now we've found our way to Pokopia, we've got all the information you need to restore the world and help the local Pokemon thrive

I played 6 hours of Crimson Desert, but it feels like I've barely scratched the surface of this RPG's open world
By Andrew Brown Published
Preview Hands-on | From The Witcher 3 to The Legend of Zelda, Crimson Desert's influences are plain – and the result is a sandbox-style sprawl
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