Latest articles by Jeremy Peel
Life is Strange developer plans to release six games by end of 2025
News It’s particularly keen to “capitalize on” the success of Life is Strange and Vampyr
Horizon Forbidden West side quests are the best of their kind, say fans
News The Witcher 3 talked so that Horizon could run
100 Elden Ring players will become ‘Elden Ladies and Lords’ and win a piece of land in Scotland
News The competition winners will become Scottish Highland nobility, sort of
Destiny 2 fans are mourning Forsaken, their favourite vanishing expansion
News Not every Destiny 2 fan is celebrating the launch of The Witch Queen today
Godzilla and King Kong may come to Warzone, says Call of Duty leaker
News No word on whether to expect Roland Emmerich or Peter Jackson vibes
Steam Next Fest begins, brings more than 600 demos to the people
News Celebrate Steam’s indies by playing their stuff
Fallout 76 will introduce aliens and post-apocalyptic Pittsburgh this year
News It'll be a big 2022 for fans of Fallout 3 and Fallout 4
Horizon Forbidden West is UK's second-biggest physical launch on PS5 to date
News Boxed sales point to early success for Aloy's sequel
Guardians of the Galaxy launch sales "undershot expectations"
News Could its financial failure clear the way for more Deux Ex?
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope leaves XCOM behind to go interstellar
Feature Big in 2022: If you like your sequels brave and littered with bob-ombs, then Ubi’s new take on turn-based tactics is for you
A Plague Tale: Requiem is Asobo's challenger to Sony's action-adventure crown
Feature Big in 2022: The maker of Microsoft Flight Simulator plans to prove itself twice over with a moving medieval sojourn
Inside the revival of social stealth games
Feature How social stealth found its audience in the world of indie multiplayer
Goodbye to Verdansk, Call of Duty: Warzone's world away from lockdown
Feature What we'll miss, and what we won't, once Caldera comes around in Warzone Pacific
Deathloop will need to be a masterpiece to top Dishonored 2
Feature 2016 found developer Arkane at the height of its abilities, and without a sufficient audience to appreciate them
Assassin's Creed Unity may not be the best in the series, but it's the most Assassin's Creed there is
Feature Yes, the one with the googly-eyed bug people
This generation has left the FPS genre quicker, quieter, and more thoughtful
Feature The PS4 and Xbox One era blurred the lines between single and multiplayer first-person shooting
Google Stadia points the way to the future, but it might not be around to see it
Feature Stadia is celebrating its first anniversary and Google is ahead of Xbox in the race for cloud gaming, but not to its benefit
With Haunting of Verdansk, Warzone has found the perfect way to segue into Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
Feature Halloween marked a tonal transition as Warzone makes room for the Black Ops universe
The Shalebridge Cradle in Thief: Deadly Shadows nearly sent me to the grave
Feature Knowing me, a master thief, knowing you, a haunted building
Cyberpunk 2077 proves once again that video editing makes for a great game mechanic
Feature From Detroit: Become Human to John Wick Hex, games are full of tributes to video editing software
Baldur's Gate 3 Early Access preview: A perfect playground to push Larian's RPG to its narrative limits
Feature Don't wait to play Baldur's Gate 3: It's already brilliant, bugbears and all
Fable 4 might be a new beginning, but here are five lessons it should learn from the original game
Feature What is a fable if not an old story, retold for a new audience?
Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond brings the Western Front to Oculus Rift, where "anything you pick up can be used as a weapon"
Feature Respawn details the improvisational flair that virtual reality brings to Medal of Honor
