BALL x PIT mashes together arcade classics and modern rogue-likes into an irresistibly addictive concoction. Check out our full review.

Another year, another Just Dance. And no matter who you are, we can answer whether you should buy a copy of Just Dance 2026 Edition.

We went hands-on with Cult of the Lamb: Woolhaven at PAX Australia, chatting with Massive Monster’s Harrison Gibbins about the 2026 DLC.

It might only be a demo, but it is clear that iRacing Arcade isn't trying to be iRacing Lite. It's forging its own path, and already feels genuinely fresh.

Little Nightmares III is a dark yet charming puzzle horror game with beautiful visuals, haunting atmosphere, but some frustrating mechanics. Our review.

With iconic designs and badass names, weapons in video games are often as memorable as those that wield them. Here are our favourites.

Battlefield 6’s campaign is short and sharp, giving players a taste of everything the main game (multiplayer) offers and more. It also delivers its fair share of jank...

Hollow Knight Silksong makes me proud to be an Australian. After 50 hours with the game, here’s why it’s a 10 out of 10.

Bethesda is going all-out for PAX Australia this week! Whether you’re an adventurer, ready to rip and tear, or waltz through the wasteland, there is something for every fan to look forward to. Let’s dive into where we can find Bethesda this year. Red Rocket-inspired Diner & Vault-Tec Cafeteria All the Wastelanders out there will feel right at home in the Red Rocket-inspired diner and Vault-Tec cafeteria.

The playable games at PAX Aus 2025 are lining up! There's some incredible titles on offer and we've been playing them ahead of the expo. Our picks.

Pokémon Legends Z-A introduces new Mega Evolutions, so naturally we had to assign of them a podcast. Complete with witty show concepts and tongue-in-cheek takes on their personalities.

October says 'hold my beer' with Ghost of Yotei, Pokémon Legends Z-A, and Ninja Gaiden 4 making it a massive months for new game releases.

The world of Ghost of Yōtei is alive with animals big and small; bears, birds, deer, fish — we travelled around to see them all. A gallery.

Silent Hill f is a truly beautiful horror and will have me contemplating its subliminal meanings for many moons to come. Our PS5 review.

Obojima: Tales from the Tall Grass is a Dungeons & Dragons setting book that focuses on the creativity and whimsy of a brand new magical world.

Letters to Arralla is a charming adventure RPG set on a fictional Australian island, inviting players to deliver letters and engage with quirky fruit characters. Our review.

Star Birds is for the kind of player who enjoys watching machines hum and seeing a production network running at peak efficiency. Pure bliss.

Wizards of the Coast just dropped their full slate of Magic: The Gathering sets for 2026 — and it's boldly going where Magic hasn’t gone before. First up, we’re getting a Hobbit-themed Universes Beyond set in August 2026. Expect Bilbo, Smaug, the dwarves — the usual suspects from Tolkien’s tale. This follows up on the Lord of the Rings…

Forza Horizon 6 heads to Japan in 2026, but can Playground Games truly capture the country’s unique car culture beyond stunning scenery?

A preview has never affected my hype level quite like Pokémon Legends Z-A.  I went in apathetic and walked out hungry for more. This isn’t the Pokémon you grew up playing. Turn based combat is out. Real-time battles are in. And the effect it has on the series’ moment-to-moment gameplay cannot be overstated. It’s more engaging. It’s more active. And it’s a whole lot more fun.

Ghost of Yōtei on PS5 is a stunning samurai adventure with intense combat and an emotional story. After 100 hours exploring its world, here’s what we thought.

Insomniac Studios has given has our first look at Marvel's Wolverine, as well as a release window and behind-the-scenes feature of the game.

A nostalgic arcade F1 experience, Formula Legends delivers retro charm and tactical racing — despite AI quirks and technical hiccups.

Magic: The Gathering is stepping further into the Marvel universe. Wizards of the Coast’s newest Universes Beyond release, Marvel’s Spider-Man, arrives on September 26th, bringing heroes, villains and web-slinging mechanics. Web‑slinging, Mayhem and more Wizards have built this set to feel like a Spider-Man comic. The headline mechanic, Web-Slinging, lets you bounce a tapped creature to help pay a cost, creating big tempo swings.

Baby Steps demands that players scale enormous mountains armed not with tools or in-game assists, but simply with a complex control scheme for moving the main character’s legs. In many ways, it’s sort of like what if you mixed the difficulty of a Souls-like with a story about an unemployed dude who really needs to pee. READ MORE: Review | Baby Steps: ‘Failing Upwards’ (PC)