By default, Ubisoft won this week’s best ‘live’ conference
The in-person showcase added a welcome human touch to an increasingly sterile digital landscape
Xbox saves the summer with a solid showcase that channels the E3 of old
From Fable and Forza to exciting third party debuts, Xbox brought the gaming goods to a fallow year
Review: Humanity is a vibrant, creative and downright weird puzzle game
The minds behind Tetris Effect deliver a welcome slice of puzzle-led psychedelia
Interview: 2K Lego Drive's developer on aiming for IP collaborations and 'years of sequels'
Executive Producer Mark Pierce shares how his career of arcade hits inspired an old-school racer
Fear not, Arkane fans: Redfall is a utterly engrossing single-player experience
While fans may be disappointed at its less system-driven approach, Redfall is shaping up to be the studio’s strongest shooter to date
Peaky Blinders The King’s Ransom VR is a solid slice of licensed levity
Part PS2-feeling licensed adventure, part well-realised VR playground, The King’s Ransom is a curious and ambitious beast
Delays, malpractice and the undead: Will Dying Light 2 be worth the wait?
We played a near-finished build and sat down with the game’s lead designer
Interview: Suda 51 on future plans, Deadpool and Nintendo remake dreams
Grasshopper's big boss discusses his friendship with director James Gunn and getting 'liked' by Ryan Reynolds
Hands-On: Vampire The Masquerade Bloodhunt is a battle royale with fangs
Ex-Hitman and Division devs introduce a vampire twist to the Fortnite and Warzone formula
