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Jan sadly presses a hand on a screen that says 'deceased' in The Alters

The Alters review: "More tactile and story-heavy than the Frostpunk dev's earlier games, but the fight for survival is just as fierce"

By Rachel Watts published

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Shooting through a portal in Splitgate 2

Splitgate 2 review: "A slick and enjoyable free-to-play FPS, but a disappointing sequel"

By Luke Kemp published

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Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition review: "supreme comfort"

By Tabitha Baker published

Review The Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition is a supremely comfortable productivity pointer with a polished design, excellent sensor tech, and smart side button placements.

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Asus ROG Strix G16 (2025) review: "a jack of all trades"

By Tabitha Baker published

Review With real generational performance improvements and a slick design on top, the Asus ROG Strix G16 truly is positioned in the dead center between the Zephyrus and the Scar.

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Mario Kart World review: "A glorious road trip that embraces the open road"

By Rollin Bishop last updated

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Kofi serves an affogato in Date Everything

Date Everything review: "A masterclass in character design full of wonderful faces I love meeting, but juggling so many means sacrificing depth"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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The key art for the full release of Deltarune

Deltarune review: "This Undertale successor is an unapologetically weird RPG epic, where each chapter is a new canvas that doesn't have to conform to any rigid rules, style, or logic"

By Alan Wen published

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The key art for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege X's Dual Front mode

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege X review: "Bigger, better, and more user friendly than it's ever been – it's the perfect time to dive in"

By Luke Kemp published

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Nintendo Switch 2 review: "We're in for an excellent generation"

By Tabitha Baker published

Review The Nintendo Switch 2 is a tangible upgrade, with impressive performance, a streamlined design, and surprisingly adept additional features.

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Using the poison sword in Lost in Random: The Eternal Die to attack foes at a distance

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die review: "This sequel's roguelike shift squanders the potential of its Burton-like world, yet I can't stop rolling the die for one more go"

By Miri Teixeira published

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