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Warhammer 40,000 always makes us ask the question, no matter which faction you feel belongs to you: “are we the baddies?”. Then Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 comes stomping into the room and you look at the floor and pray to the Emperor.…

I have to start this out saying that I want to love Planted! I am a big fan of multiplayer madness, and when I had previously played the demo at events, I had a lot of fun stealing people's vegetables and cashing them in for prizes. But,…

Trails in the Sky: First Chapter is a warm, wonderfully paced JRPG that brings tons of character, charming worldbuilding and a battle system that rewards thoughtfulness and preparation. Even though I’d never heard of it before, this version…

The town of Silver Pines is interesting and feels lived in, in spite of now being near abandoned due to an incoming storm of supposedly catastrophic proportions. A forgotten town in the middle of nowhere with its own roads, underpasses, and…

Each day, people will venture into your haunted house either because they’re exploring or they are actively trying to destroy it and your job is to get rid of them. You’ll do this by playing cards to either damage their health or drain…

The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival is a grim, side‑scrolling beat ’em up that leans hard into the “All Out War” arc from the TV show, putting Rick, Daryl and Michonne front and centre as they carve their way through walkers and Saviors…

With another week comes another Press Play, our natty little feature where the team spill their guts on what they've been, will be and are hoping to play. This week there's a nice split of tabletop games and video games - much as we see on…

There comes a moment when watching a film, reading a book or playing a game that you wonder if you’re meant to be cringing, or if the authors actually think this tripe is good writing. Stupid Never Dies is that for 30 hours. Solid combat…

As you clean rooms, you’ll also solve puzzles related to what exactly is going on at this motel and what Sue has to do with it. Solving puzzles nets you the key to the next of six rooms that need to be seen to. These feel quite good to…

Star Wars: Zero Company is a fast, character‑driven tactics game that both looks fantastic and absolutely drips with Star Wars theme. It looks cinematic — and it absolutely is — but beneath the spectacle sits a classic, readable ruleset…

I stopped playing Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave to review Mewgenics. An 80+ hour fantasy epic, temporarily shelved to play a poop humour game about cats. I am really unsure how to feel about that, but we can figure it out between us I think.…

I am a big fan of Dr. Seuss and a big fan of Cat in the Hat, so I was excited to see The Cat in the Hat: Rainy Day Mayhem being released, as it's surely the perfect game to play with children who know of the book! Our youngest, Robin is a…

We're back with another Press Play, our little regular feature where the team at B3 get to step away from their day jobs and whatever we're reviewing to share our thoughts on what we've been playing and what we're hoping to play. This week…

The levels are fun enough, but Sin is very much frontloaded, with the best levels being early on. The bank that you start with has some real promise, with you being able to affect the next level by blowing up parts of the scenery from your…

Big Walk is the third game from House House. the Australian based game developer known for a certain game involving a certain goose. Seeming to be a combination of their first two games (however minimal): The multiplayer aspect of Push me…

Hell Rising, the new DLC for Nioh 3, is exactly the kind of expansion that I wanted — it’s vicious, uncompromising and rich with the kind of mechanical depth that rewards players who already know how to dance with (almost certain) death. It…

Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition on Xbox One gave me a stark reminder that some games simply arrive at the wrong moment. Once dismissed as a clumsy, uneven action‑RPG in an era overflowing with genre‑defining…

Chronos: The New Dawn has received a free photo mode update for players across consoles and PC. The new feature is available right now, complete with filters, editing and new cosmetics to show of your spectacularly spooky side. Cronos: The…

It’s a testament to the enrapturing nature of Mortal Shell 2 that this review is only just going live. While the game might be getting over-hyped in some circles, that mood has a solid foundation in the sheer creativity, variety and…

Go-Go Town, which is a town management game where you play as a mayor, looking to build up your town from the ground up, choosing how to upgrade the community, growing crops, opening shops, and getting rid of trash! Over time, you will end…