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Asus TUF A15 gaming laptop open on a wooden desk

Asus TUF A15 (2023) review: "a fantastic little performer at an equally impressive price tag"

By Tabitha Baker last updated

Review The Asus TUF A15 might cut some corners but at its core it's a fantastic little performer at an equally impressive price tag.

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HP Omen Max 16 review: "one hell of a show"

By Tabitha Baker last updated

Review It's not the cheapest, but it's far from the most expensive and considering the price you're paying the HP Omen Max 16 puts on one hell of a show. Powerful

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Playing Ghost of Yotei and riding through an autumnal forest with red leaves

Ghost of Yotei review: "One of the first PS5 games to feel truly boundary-pushing, this hyper violent samurai revenge quest truly hooked me"

By Andrew Brown published

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Hades 2

Hades 2 review: "Impeccable combat and flawless characterization across a huge roster make for a follow-up that surpasses even its excellent roguelike predecessor"

By Ali Jones published

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FC 26

EA FC 26 review: "Ultimate Team's huge, divisive changes have me torn – FIFA's successor has moved away from serving football purists"

By Ben Wilson published

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Cropped header key art for Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles review: "Fantastic tweaks elevate a classic while leaving its spirit intact – this seminal tactical RPG has never been better"

By Daniella Lucas published

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Yelena Belova, Kamala Khan and Blade Knight in Marvel Zombies

Marvel Zombies review: "A fun expansion of the What If episode with delightful MCU Easter eggs and truly gross R-rated kills"

By Alex Zalben published

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Nate walks across stepping stones in Baby Steps

Baby Steps review: "If you craved a tougher hiking challenge than Death Stranding, this is for you – though prepare to get dropped from many great heights"

By Luke Kemp published

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Justine, an FBI investigator in a white shirt, clutches her head in key art for Hotel Barcelona as he glasses fall off, her eyepatch becomes untied, and her hair, blazing red, ruffles - with a swirling, psychedelic background

Hotel Barcelona review: "Everywhere better roguelike games go right, this hotel-set horror goes left"

By Joe Chivers published

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Key art for Silent Hill f, cropped for a thumbnail, showing Hinako Shimizu standing in an alley of Ebisugaoka, a 1960s rural Japanese town, which has been taken over by red sprouting growths, including spider lilies

Silent Hill f review: "The legendary horror series' most unsettling atmosphere and writing to date butts heads with combat that's more irritating than scary"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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