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Drakong Challenger review: a budget controller with premium performance
By Lewis Maddison Published
The Drakong Challenger may be light on features, light on the scales, and light on your wallet — but it hits hard where it counts.

Boulies Master Rex (2026) review: a firm yet comfortable gaming chair with interesting armrests
By Lewis Maddison Published
Boulies has a new version of its plush Master Rex gaming chair — but is it an improvement over the old model?

Marvel's Wolverine review: not quite Spider-Man
By Matt Cabral Last updated
Insomniac Games trades open-world web-swinging for scripted blood-spilling in a solid superhero romp.

Scuf Valor Wired with TMR review: this Xbox controller offers ace features at a great price
By Josh Russell Published
The new Scuf Valor Wired controller I tested rocks great features such as TMR thumbsticks and dual-mode triggers for a truly fantastic price.

Lord Of The Rings: War In The North Legacy Edition review: A competent orc-slicing adventure
By Matt Evans Published
Lord of the Rings: War In The North Legacy Edition is an inconsistent grey-brown mess at times, but a surprisingly deep action RPG experience at others.

The Blood of Dawnwalker review: an ambitious open-world RPG that's held back by mechanical missteps
By James Pickard Published
An unfortunate silver medal

FiiO FG3 review: a cheap gaming headset aimed at audiophiles
By Tom Bedford Published
The FiiO FG3 looks promising on paper, and works well for certain titles, but some weak areas let it down.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword review: epic sword combat and storytelling from start to finish
By Isaiah Williams Published
Capcom has nailed it yet again, this time with Onimusha: Way of the Sword, with an entry that is bound to fully revitalize the franchise.

MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ review: exceptional portable gaming performance for an exorbitant price
By Josh Russell Published
The new MSI Claw and its Intel Arc G3 Extreme chipset unlocks gloriously smooth gameplay on the go. But that price means it's likely out of reach for most of us.

Resonance: A Plague Tale's action-adventure focus feels a bit safe compared to the franchise's previous entries, but it still offers an infectious combination of combat, puzzle-solving, and exploration that's hard to put down
By Matt Cabral Published
This A Plague Tale prequel pivots to action-adventure formula, forgoing plague rats and oppressive atmosphere for a lighter, swashbuckling romp.
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