Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice vertically traverses the UK chart

It was a close call between Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and The Division 2, but ultimately, Activision’s stealthy Souls-alike managed to conquer the UK chart. It becomes FromSoftware’s second UK no.1, with the first being 2016’s Dark Souls III. The Division 2 dropped to #2 during its second week on sale. The fact that the …

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Pugilistic platformer Cuphead arrives on Switch next month

Microsoft’s love affair with Nintendo continues to blossom, with news that Cuphead launches on Switch 18th April. The UK price has been revealed as £16.99, and it’s available to pre-order now. “It’s no secret that Cuphead is a direct descendent of retro action games like Contra on the NES, so it’s surreal to finally have …

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RICO – Review

This comic book style first-person shooter feels like a breath of fresh air, arriving at a time when the genre leaders are only willing to imitate (cough, Battle Royale) rather than innovate. Bristol-based Ground Shatter (Binaries, Skyscrappers) has looked to the past to give shooter fans something new, with RICO being influenced by such fast-paced, …

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Blood Waves review

This wave-based zombie shooter is so lacking in content and creativity that not only is its £8-£9 price tag unable to withstand scrutiny, but we also began to question its very existence. That asking price – roughly double that of Sometimes You’s previous games – gets you an alarmingly bareboned tower defence shooter, featuring one …

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The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame – Review

Critics have long complained about the staleness of the LEGO franchise’s once winning formula, even suggesting that if you’ve played one LEGO game you’ve played them all. A change was inevitable, and it looks like TT Games has chosen this movie tie-in as a test subject for a long overdue shake-up. The focus on teamwork …

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ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove – Review

Social media would no doubt erupt with confusion and laughter if SEGA ever attempted to resurrect Mega Drive heroes Greendog The Beached Surfer Dude and Kid Chameleon from the 16-bit graveyard. While both games were popular in their heyday, many would consider their quintessentially ‘90s stars positively passé nowadays. Funk loving aliens ToeJam & Earl …

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