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I first fell in love with strategy RPGs when I played Final Fantasy Tactics Advance on the Game Boy Advance. That tactical, grid-based battle system, the pause and planning, the sense of each move having weight, it awakened something in me. After polishing off that game, I felt the pull to go backward, to the origin. I tracked down the … Read More

After being rumoured to be coming for a couple of weeks. Sony’s PlayStation State Of Play aired this morning, hitting hard with quite a number of reveals and some big surprises. Check out all of the big reveals from PlayStations September 2025 State Of Play show below. The show began with a deep look at gameplay for Saros, the upcoming … Read More

I still remember the moment I first saw the original Death Stranding reveal back during E3 2016. That intriguing reveal trailer, the cryptic symbols, Norman Reedus cradling a baby on a beach. It was unlike anything I’d ever seen. I became pretty obsessed. Every new trailer, I’d watch it on repeat, watch breakdown videos and try and work out what … Read More

I completely missed the original Raidou Kuzunoha duology back on the PlayStation 2. I’m no newcomer to the Shin Megami Tensei and Persona series, but Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army somehow slipped past me back in the day. So when ATLUS announced Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army for PS5, I was pretty excited that … Read More

Earlier this evening, during a part of the currently running Sydney Film Festival, Hideo Kojima took the stage with his friend, collaborator and well known movie director George Miller for their ‘Hideo Kojima and George Miller in Conversation’ talk where the pair discussed cinema, interactive art and Death Stranding 2: On the Beach.  As well as providing a bit of … Read More

When Days Gone first launched back in 2019, it received a mixed reception, with many players wanting to love it more than they actually did. The promise was there—a gritty open-world survival game with emotional storytelling, dynamic weather, a unique motorcycle-centric traversal system, and massive, terrifying hordes of zombie-like Freakers. But the bugs, inconsistent AI, rough performance and pacing issues in the … Read More

Earlier today during a panel at SXSW, Hideo Kojima took the stage, also joined by Norman Reedus, Troy Baker and Woodkid and revealed a new look at the upcoming Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. The 10+ minute trailer, which was edited by Kojima himself fit right in line with what we’ve seen in previous trailers for both the original … Read More

When I first purchased my PS5, the game that grabbed me the hardest and justified why I’d just bought the new console was Astro’s Playroom. Now sure, that may have been because it was a pack in title that everyone got with the console, but that point aside, Astro’s Playroom wasn’t just a small gimmick demo, it’s still one of … Read More

It’s hard to deny the cultural impact The Last of Us series has had since its original launch. Both the first and second game have had people mesmerised by its world and discussing its story and themes many years on from the launch of each game. I still consider the original 2013 release to be one of, if not the … Read More

When the first Marvel’s Spider-Man game launched back in 2018, it quickly became the new gold standard for super hero video games. And for good reason. It provided a new, original spin on existing characters we love with a deep and meaningful story, let us explore New York and complete plenty of objectives, but above all, it was fun to … Read More