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Streets of Rage 4 (PC) Review

A revitalised love letter to the genre and a cracking entry into the beloved franchise. A few niggles aside this looks, sounds and plays amazing.

PS4

Gunlord X (PS4) review

An unashamed homage to a 90s game is reviewed by an unashamed product of 90s gaming culture.

EGX

The important thing, when making a nostalgic love letter to an old game, is to not let nostalgia get in the way. For every great memory you might have of a title from decades ago, there are also the decades of progress in what ...

Xbox1

Velocity G (Xbox One) review

Vehicle-to-vehicle weaponry wasn't covered in the driver's test as we remember it. Games Fiends looks at future racing game Velocity G to see what else has changed.

Switch

Runner 3 (Switch) Review

Fast, fun, funny and funky Runner 3 is a solid entry on the Nintendo Switch.

PS4

The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker (PS4) Review

As for The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker (please, PLEASE pick a shorted title for your next game!) it’s a moderately diverting few hours once you push past the initial few hours of undirected play and moderate belly-butto...

Switch

Late Shift (Switch) Review

With only a small number of these titles on the platform this is a good introduction to the new wave of interactive stories on offer. Yet it highlights many of the issues with the medium as well.

Xbox1

The Crew 2 (Xbox One) review

A game about upgrading vehicles over time becomes a metaphor for itself, as The Crew 2 on release feels like it carries unfulfilled potential. GamesFiends take a look.

PS4

Rainbow Skies (PS4) review

Sometimes you beat the game, and sometimes the game beats you. GamesFiends get worn down by Rainbow Skies' quantity over quality.

PS4

Fox n Forests (PS4) review

Multiple seasons of weather happening all at once... it could be any day in the UK this year, or it could be season-swapping platformer Fox n Forests. Games Fiends takes a look.