Over 14 years and 13 seasons, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has cemented itself as one of the most daring, outlandish comedies of all time. Centred on four friends who hate each other (à la Seinfeld, but with more swearing), the show has expertly forced us to think critically about …
Read More »Control makes me glad that we never received sequels to Alan Wake and Quantum Break
Control shouldn’t exist. Now don’t get it twisted. I recently had the opportunity to play through the first four missions of the game and it only served to confirm a long-held suspicion: that Remedy Entertainment really does have something special on its hands with Control. All I’m opining here is …
Read More »Football Manager 2019 experiment: Is Lampard going to succeed at Chelsea?
There’s been a few games that have tried to compete with Football Manager’s er… managerial dominance over the last decade – FIFA Manager for example – but none have managed it, instead falling by the wayside as Sports Interactive’s simulator continues to be the very best. There’s good reason for …
Read More »The best indie games of 2019
As we rounded up the 100 best games of the decade, we were struck by how many incredible indie games came out in 2019 alone. We’ve rounded up the best indie games of 2019 for you here, complete with a trailer for each and details on where you can play …
Read More »Modern Warfare has a stripped back multiplayer that feels more accessible and fun than Call of Duty has been in years
After years of changes, updates and slight variations on a now familiar theme, Call of Duty’s multiplayer has built up a fair bit of baggage and noise. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare feels like it’s cleared all that away with a stripped back setup, clear rules and customisation options that …
Read More »Two Point Hospital hits consoles later this year, so prepare to lose your whole life to curing bizarre diseases
If you’ve had the pleasure of dabbling with Two Point Hospital (opens in new tab) on PC, then you’ll know that this healthcare simulator is one that will stick with you for months to come. And now, sometime in late 2019, it’s coming to PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. …
Read More »How The Lion King remake will change cinema forever
What exactly do we call Disney’s remake of The Lion King (opens in new tab)? It’s definitely not live-action, since the entire film (save for one, secret shot) was created using CGI. But it doesn’t feel quite artificial enough to be called animated, either. It’s a problem that Disney’s own …
Read More »E3 2019: The biggest games and announcements in one place
GamesRadar E3 2019 Coverage Hub Given the volume of announcements that happen during the E3 week, it can be all too easy for new information to slip through the cracks. That’s why we have decided to shine a spotlight on the biggest, best, and most exciting games out of E3 …
Read More »The Outer Worlds wants to “provide more choices and support more combinations of play styles” than ever before
With Cyberpunk 2077 (opens in new tab) and Keanu frickin’ Reeves hogging the E3 dystopian spotlight, it’s easy to forget there’s another futuristic RPG on the way. One look at its strange galaxy of cystypigs and misfits though, and it’ll be seared on your memory. Yes, The Outer Worlds (opens …
Read More »Release Radar: Our pick of the weeks best TV, movies, and games (June 17-23)
Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is a kart racing blast from PlayStation’s past Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (opens in new tab) is a return to one of the most beloved kart racers that doesn’t have a Nintendo character’s name in the title, remastering the PS1 original from 1999 with some gorgeous …
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