Gaming Editor Louis Wright finds 'Lonesome Village' to be an endearing and wholesome experience

Kyle Moffat takes a look at 2019's Days Gone to see if it's worth revisiting after two years worth of changes

Looking for the next big sports game? Sam Arrowsmith plays Knockout City, to see if this dodgeball-influenced game is as fun as the sport.

Amid the release of a sequel, Dan Jenkins plays and reviews 2004's Evil Genius, to understand what makes the title unique and interesting

Angus Law comes to terms with The Medium, the newest game from Bloober Team. Is it a breakthrough, or will it leave him divided?

The Redbrick Gaming team gets together in this festive period, as they look at the games kindly gifted to them through Secret Santa

Dash reviews Morbid: The Seven Acolytes from Still Running. Will its grim visage be too much to bear? Or will it leave them asking for More-nia?

What is it like to be the president of a fictional country? Dan Jenkins finds out with Sordland in Suzerain, a text-based indie title

Looking for a new simulation game to play? Kyle Moffat gives his verdict on Game Dev Tycoon, to see if the Nintendo Switch port is worth the price

Dashiell Wood dives into recent release Terror Squid - an arcade game on most current consoles - to see if it's worth the small fee.

Redbrick Gaming call in writer Sam Arrowsmith for an appraisal of Tools Up! A new party game from The Knights of Unity

Tom dusts off his deer stalker for a go at Paradise Killer, the open world murder mystery from Kaizen Game works. Will it be a Paradise thriller?