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Mouse P.I. for Hire on Nintendo Switch 2 review: a neat boomer shooter let down by poor performance
By Harry Padoan published
Mouse P.I. for Hire’s gameplay and visuals are like a beautiful vintage cheddar — it's just a shame that the Switch 2 edition grates some performance problems on the top.

Creative Sound Blaster GS5 review: a budget gaming soundbar with plenty of features but lacking fidelity
By Lewis Maddison published
The Creative Sound Blaster GS5 promises a lot for relatively little money — but how good does it really sound?

I've been gaming on my phone with the GameSir G8 Galileo, and it's the closest I've come to replacing my console
By Alex Berry published
The GameSir G8 Galileo is a wired USB-C mobile controller with full-size grips, Hall effect joysticks and triggers, and a pair of programmable back buttons.

Nacon RIG R8 Spectre Pro HS review: this is what superb value gaming audio looks like in 2026
By Phil Iwaniuk published
A wireless, base station model with similarities to Nacon’s existing R5 that impresses with tight, distinctive, low-distortion audio.

Aphelion review: Uncharted meets a haunting love story
By George Yang published
Aphelion is an uplifting love story couched in a gripping sci-fi adventure.

Valve Steam Controller (2026) review
By Matt Hanson published
Valve has released a new gamepad, the Steam Controller – it’s just waiting for the Steam Machine to really shine.

South of Midnight PS5 review: the Southern Gothic, folklore-fueled action-platformer casts captivating spells on PlayStation 5
By Matt Cabral published
A magical blend of folklore-based storytelling, beautiful visuals, and immersive music all shine on PS5

Sony Inzone H6 Air review: amazing sound, incredible comfort
By Dashiell Wood published
The Sony Inzone H6 Air sets a new standard for open-back gaming audio with its pristine sound and premium design.

Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss review: a clever cosmic horror puzzler that almost crumbles under tedium and technical issues
By James Pickard published
There’s a solid puzzler at the core of Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss, if you aren’t driven to despair by some technical hiccups, some frustrating mechanics and an auto-save system with a mind of its own.
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