Tetris Forever adds two more games as interactive documentary gets "biggest-ever update"
Tetris Forever, last year’s excellent interactive history of the classic block-dropping puzzler, has added two more games plucked from the series’ pas
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Knights in Tight Spaces review
Knights in Tight Spaces expands on every part of the Fights in Tight Spaces template, but an abundance of new ideas swamps the clarity the original ga
The Last of Us Part 1 on PC: what we think so far
The Last of Us Part 1 on PC puts us in a somewhat difficult situation at Digital Foundry. How can you produce a technical review for a game that is es
Katamari Damacy creator's To a T is full of colour and joy, but is also a serious and affecting depiction of living with disability
I’m not sure I’ve ever played a game with such a panic-induced toilet scene. To a T begins with the young player character waking up in the morning be
Rising game prices would "happen sooner or later", says former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida
Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida has addressed the debate around rising game prices, and discussed the “impossible equation” of inflation and ex
Xbox finally cracks the Summer Game Fest special – the cost is them owning everything
It feels quite apt that Xbox has really started to nail this summer showcase business these past few years. Those few years being right when the summe
Here's the human cost of Embracer's restructuring programme
Embracer’s headcount has plummeted by 4532 employees over the past financial year, while 44 studios have been closed and 80 in-development projects ha
EA reportedly expects Battlefield 6 to have 100 million players, three times more than the series' best seller
EA’s executive leadership has reportedly set a goal of 100 million players for the upcoming Battlefield game, which “very few” developers believe is a
Donkey Kong Bananza's 'little sister' mode is teaching my daughter the dark art of amusing trolling, and I love it
I’ve not had much time with Donkey Kong Bananza, Nintendo’s latest triumph of game design. Yes, this is partly because video games must fight with my
Wheel World review – a sweet, restorative wonder
At its best this colourful racer has the power to improve your day.Amongst its many riches, Wheel World is a reminder that a game can appear to be con