Scott McCrae

Scott McCrae

Contributor

Scott has been freelancing for over two years across a number of different gaming publications, first appearing on TechRadar in 2022. He has also written for the likes of PC Gamer, Eurogamer, Push Square, The Daily Mirror, and others. He's typically rambling about Metal Gear Solid, God Hand, or any other PS2-era titles that never get sequels.

Articles by: Scott McCrae

Doom: The Dark Ages.

I spent 18 hours ripping and tearing through Doom: The Dark Ages and it left me yearning for a return to Eternal’s movement

By Scott McCrae published

Doom: The Dark Ages is another excellent FPS campaign from id Software, but it doesn’t quite reach the high bar set by the previous two entries.

WWE 2K25

WWE 2K25 review: the best 2K wrestling game yet, but also the greediest

By Scott McCrae published

WWE 2K25 is once again another win in the series’ ongoing hot streak, but the new money-hungry Island mode and some familiar problems keep it from hall of fame status.

Neo S Fortnite Festival Edition

NEO S Purple Wave 5-Fret Fortnite Festival Edition review: does the job, but can’t rock hard

By Scott McCrae published

The NEO S Purple Wave 5-Fret Fortnite Festival Edition offers up a new way to experience a bygone genre, but rhythm enthusiasts may find it lacking.

A screenshot of a sniper and a spotter in Sniper Elite Resistance

Sniper Elite: Resistance review: more of the same, and that’s great

By Scott McCrae published

A return trip to France for another serving of guns, gore, and guts

A screenshot of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong from Donkey Kong Country Returns HD

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD review: definitive but derivative

By Scott McCrae published

A cavendish best served on Switch, at the price of a Golden Banana

A screenshot from Two Point Museum showing a visitor hugging a dinosaur bone exhibit

Two Point Museum takes the Theme Park formula in an unexpected new direction

By Scott McCrae published

Two Point Museum has more in common with Theme Park than you’d expect, bringing a familiar formula to an unexpected setting.

The main protagonist from Sniper Elite Resistance on a rooftop

Sniper Elite: Resistance brings its best to justify a return to 1940s France and shows why Rebellion isn't leaving World War 2 behind any time soon

By Scott McCrae published

Sniper Elite: Resistance continues to impress in a new gameplay preview, and I chat with the series’ level designer about some common fan wishes.

A character from Slitterhead face on

Slitterhead review: a refreshing curiosity that’s not without its hurdles

By Scott McCrae published

Slitterhead? I hardly know her!

The protagonist sniping into a ruined town in Sniper Elite Resistance

Sniper Elite: Resistance preview: the dedication to player freedom should put this in your sights

By Scott McCrae published

I went hands-on with Sniper Elite: Resistance at Gamescom and left with it being one of the biggest surprises of the show.

The hero fighting a winged beast in Titan Quest 2

Titan Quest 2 has some interesting ideas to defeat action RPG fatigue

By Scott McCrae published

I got to check out 30 minutes of Titan Quest 2 gameplay at Gamescom, and it may just convert me to become an action RPG non-believer.

A screenshot of in-game action in Metaphor: ReFantazio

Metaphor: ReFantazio preview: an interesting setup but a slow-paced opening act

By Scott McCrae published

I went hands-on with the first hour Metaphor: ReFantazio at Gamescom 2024. While the opening of the game isn’t exactly action-packed, it sets up an intriguing mystery.

Metal Gear gameplay

Metal Gear Solid wasn't the first great game in the series

By Scott McCrae published

While Metal Gear Solid is a masterpiece for the PS1, the series already had a genre-defining game years earlier.

Bayonetta 3

What Bayonetta 3 can learn from Devil May Cry 5

By Scott McCrae published

Bayonetta 3 is excellent, but the genre has moved on while the series was sleeping.

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