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We Were Here Tomorrow Review: Talking Is Still the Best Puzzle
Total Mayhem Games takes its walkie-talkie co-op formula into a retro-futuristic 1980s facility. The time and gravity puzzles are clever, the communication loop is still brilliant, but the series' old friction points remain. Score: 7/10.
Resident Evil 4 Switch 2 Review: A Masterpiece With a Blurry Lens
Capcom's RE4 remake arrives on Switch 2 as the Gold Edition with Separate Ways included. It plays brilliantly and mostly holds 60 fps, but low internal resolution and a shaky village opening remind you what this hardware is juggling. Score: 8/10.
Tales of Eternia Remastered Review: A Classic, Finally Made Comfortable
Bandai Namco's remaster of the 2000 PlayStation JRPG keeps the gorgeous sprites and frantic battles, and adds the quality-of-life options the original badly needed. A great way to play an overlooked Tales entry, even if its pacing shows its age. Score: 8/10.
EA Sports FC is now PEGI 16: what the loot box re-rating changes for your kid's console
PEGI has started moving existing digital games with paid random items - EA Sports FC, Zenless Zone Zero, Overwatch - up to PEGI 16 during October. Here's what that actually changes for parents and young players, and what it doesn't.
Star Trek: Outposts Unknown Review: A Cosy Colony Sim in Starfleet Colours
Star Trek: Outposts Unknown is a warm, very Trek outpost builder with a likeable crew and a solid production chain, but it plays too safe as a colony sim. Score: 7/10.
Mycopunk Review: The Best 15 Bucks a Co-op Squad Can Spend
Mycopunk leaves Early Access with a 1.0 that makes its fungus-blasting robot co-op deeper and sillier. It shines with friends, falls flat alone. Score: 8/10.
Stellar Blade on Switch 2: Play the Free Demo Before You Pre-Order - Here's the Frame-Rate Catch
Shift Up's new photo mode trailer looks gorgeous, but before you spend 59.99 on the November launch, the free 6.1GB eShop demo tells you what really matters: how the 30fps-plus-frame-generation setup feels in your hands.
Over the Hill Review: Slow Roads, Good Friends, Not Much Else
The art of rally studio swaps stopwatches for winches in a relaxed co-op off-road trip with classic 4x4s. Gorgeous and calming with friends, a little aimless alone. Score: 7/10.
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Review: The Night Is Finally Ours Again
Evil Empire and Konami deliver the first new mainline Castlevania in years: a proper Symphony-style castle crawl set in 1499 Paris, starring Rose Belmont. Not flawless, but it nails what matters. Score: 9/10.
Steam Next Fest has 8,000+ demos and one week: how to find the good ones before they vanish
Steam Next Fest runs October 19-26 with more than 8,000 free demos, and a growing pile of low-effort AI shovelware. Here's how to filter it fast, test performance properly and not lose the demos you actually liked.
Enshrouded Review: The 1.0 That Early Access Promised
After almost three years in Early Access, Keen Games' co-op survival RPG leaves the fog as one of the best builders in the genre - with a grind that still wants too much of your evening. Score: 8/10.
Boltgun 2 Review: Louder, Smarter, Still Gloriously Dumb
Auroch Digital's sequel keeps the chunky 90s gunplay, adds a second hero and branching levels, and finally fixes the first game's corridor fatigue - though it still runs out of new ideas before the credits. Score: 7/10.