Jeremy Peel

However you slice it, there's much more to Fallout's Brotherhood of Steel than you might think.

Fallout’s bartering system allows you to blow enemies to smithereens – highlighting the game’s robust RPG mechanics.

The best location in The Witcher is a warped countryside idyll, hidden away in the back half of the campaign.

Text-heavy RPG tradition gave way to digital acting and lens flare once Casey Hudson cook on a new Bioware universe.

Its blend of conversation and third-person action is familiar now, Mass Effect was a strange hybrid that worried Bioware.

It’s time to stop pretending that Modern Warfare 2’s cover star is anything more than animated winterwear.

As Infinity Ward begins to humanize non-Western participants, the Modern Warfare II developer stumbles into familiar upsets.

The two Quake episodes produced by MachineGames to date are essential for any FPS fan, retro or otherwise.

Doom’s most recent entry is an unusual example of what an FPS can be. Yet it can be traced back to the 90s phenomenon.

This new stealth spin-off might evoke the original Assassin’s Creed, but Ubisoft is smart enough to be selective about the inspiration it pulls from Altaïr’s adventures.

The advert for Hideo Kojima’s new Spotify talk show is the silliest thing to come out of Gamescom.

This is what happens when Agent 47 infiltrates Warzone.

You can field Roach as a unit in Gwent: Rogue Mage – but I’d advise against it.

The makers of The Witcher 3 have pieced together a finely-tuned solo roguelike from the mechanics first meant for multiplayer Gwent.

Nobody is more done with it all in 2022 than the unlikely new hero in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope.

Not even an iffy showing for Starfield could ruin this fresh crop of imminent and impressive Game Pass additions.

Current events, absent directors, and a powerful sense of deja vu are all working against Infinity Ward’s latest.