Kieran McLoone

Developer: FromSoftware Publisher: Bandai Namco Platform(s): PC, PS4, XB1, Switch (soon) Review code provided Dark Souls is back. No, not with a new sequel. No, not with a ground-up remake of the original Demon's Souls. But it is…

We like to talk about Fortnite: Battle Royale. Like, a lot. But how can you not talk about one of the best, most popular multiplayer games of 2018? Especially with the recent season 4 update, which brought with it plenty of changes and…

It wouldn't be exaggeration to say that Avengers: Infinity War is a titan of a cinematic event. The culmination of 10-years of character building and narrative peaks, this film is an unapologetic celebration of the Marvel Cinematic…

Developer: One Bit Beyond Publisher: Devolver Digital Platform(s): PS4, PC Review code provided Developed by One Bit Beyond and published by the typically excellent Devolver Digital, The Swords of Ditto is a curious beast. On the…

Much of Ghost Stories evokes the kind of fear experienced when laying in bed late at night. You know, because you're an adult, that there can't possibly be a demonic, ghostly figure huddled in the corner of your room, slowly creeping…

Developer(s): JW, Kitty, Jukio, and Dom Publisher: Devolver Digital Platform(s): PS4, XB1, PC Review code provided by PR Imagine playing top-down classics like A Link to the Past, but every 60 seconds, you inexplicably die and start…

Virtual reality still needs to force its way into the mainstream, and the Terra Virtua VR platform could be just what's needed.

Spielberg's adaptation of Ernest Cline's nerdgasm novel is loads of fun, but doesn't exactly pack a narrative punch.

From an aesthetic point of view, Anderson's latest is downright stunning.

Steven Soderbergh's latest thriller, shot entirely on an iPhone 7, explores themes of stalking and mental health to varying degrees of success.

Lynne Ramsay's violent character study has clear influences that make this hypnotic thrill-ride well worth your time.

Decided to dip into From Software's hard-as-nails masterpiece? Then you'll need some advice.

"It may well be one of the scariest, most brilliant sequels I've ever had the pleasure to delve in to."

With a constantly updating game mode, it's only fair to look at how things are faring in the fierce world of battle royale shooters.

While it has glimmers of brilliance, Jason James' second feature feels a little too familiar.

A24's Hereditary looks like it could be absolutely horrifying.

He awoke with a knife against his throat. Careful not to make any sudden movements he opened his eyes and saw a small, dirty hand at the hilt of the blade.

Back at the Staircase isn't a film that has huge revelations or twists, but it isn't trying to be.

The challenger for the Battlegrounds' throne certainly has a lot going for it .