However, there are some games I put off for a while, usually because I’ve just not clicked with them or they didn’t grab my attention initially. Time passes. Then, something happens.

Games FPS FBC: Firebreak FBC: Firebreak doesn't have the eldritch chaos I had hoped for so I'm going back to one of my favourite games that you've never played ...

After my brother and I spent weeks on the game only to die repeatedly in some pitch-dark tunnels, we implored my dad to call Sierra's 1-900 pay hint line. He thought about it.

I've gotten so used to a game leaping to enact my inputs within every 16.67 millisecond window—the time it takes to generate a frame at 60Hz—that waiting double that time for each button press ...

The original Hades is one of my most-played games ever, so this one is a no-brainer. Although very tempting, I've avoided the Early Access content and any news surrounding the game's content.

It’s how we engage with these games that changes over time. And it took the Switch to give my inner child a chance to wander, delivering a joy that was long overdue.

I've played thousands of hours of Hunt: Showdown at this point, and even if I have a 5-star rating (out of a possible six), I'm still looking to improve so I win more firefights and land slicker ...

I’ve been a gamer for most of my life, and I’ve almost exclusively played games on a TV. This hasn’t changed, even now that I review the best gaming monitors for a living.