Richard Seagrave

The Monster Hunter series is brilliant, and between Monster Hunter: World and Monster Hunter Rise there’s hundreds of hours of fun to be had with it on PS4. Both have been out for quite a while now though, and if you’ve been playing them both since launch you might be possibly growing tired of them. Thankfully we have good news: there are other games available on PS4 that offer a similar experience to Monster Hunter but are also fun in their own way.

The partnership between LEGO and Nintendo has bore much fruit. The Mario playset range is still going strong with regular releases, and there are no signs of the Animal Crossing theme ending anytime soon, either. Aimed at adults with plenty of cash to spare, there are many impressive larger builds, too, such as The Great Deku Tree from The Legend of Zelda and the now-discontinued Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block. But one of the most standout releases from LEGO and Nintendo features two of its biggest icons: Mario & Yoshi.

We rather enjoyed EA Sports FC 25 when we played it for review last year, but not everyone has been similarly enamoured with it. While it’s wise to take user scores with a pinch of salt, the PS5 version has a staggeringly low user score of just 2.6 on Metacritic, and on Steam its reception is sitting at Mixed with over 39,000 reviews. As a result, EA is taking action: tomorrow the Gameplay Refresh Update will be released for EA Sports FC 25, which is stated to be the most significant mid-season gameplay overhaul EA Sports FC has ever made.

Nintendo has finally revealed is successor to the Switch. Called Switch 2, it's launching this year, with more to be revealed in April.

Now available on PlayStation and Switch, DreadOut: Remastered Collection is horrifying, but not completely for the right reasons.

Released late last year, Rogue Flight is a genuine treat for arcade space shooter fans. And now it’s just got a little bit better, thanks to a new Void Challenge mode that will not only entertain players, but also give them an opportunity to win real-life prizes if they’re skilled enough.

Coming to cinemas soon, the first official trailer for the film adaptation of Until Dawn has finally landed

Tales of Graces is one of the best entries in the Tales series, and it's now been remastered for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and PC.

In third-person shooter SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada, you could lose everything unless you pay a premium to insure your valuables.

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