Latest articles by Alex Avard
Control: Ultimate Edition proves that PS5 Game Help isn't a next-gen gimmick
Features Forget ray-tracing, Control: Ultimate Edition is a next-gen showcase for PS5 Game Help
Diablo Immortal preview: A competent dungeon crawler that can be enjoyed without thinking too hard
Features Diablo Immortal hands-on reveals a game that isn't nearly as offensive as its infamous reveal suggested
Call of Duty Outbreak could make or break Warzone as it heads into Black Ops Cold War season 2
Features The Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Outbreak mode could be exactly the shake-up Warzone needs
From Hades to Immortals Fenyx Rising, Greek mythology is inspiring a new wave of comedy in video games
Features Why games are finally embracing Greek mythology's funny bone
The United Nations has published a video game that could help change the world
Features Inside the United Nations Ozone Secretariat's move to gaming in the fight against climate change
Why climate scientists think the PS5 and Xbox Series X are still too much of an energy drain
Features Inside the unsustainable energy demands of the PS5 and Xbox Series X
Ahead of Little Nightmares 2, Tarsier Studios reveals the stories and secrets behind its most monstrous creations
Features "The scariest thing is their humanity": How Tarsier brought the monsters of Little Nightmares to life
The Battlefield 6 rumors suggests DICE is returning to its roots for PS5 and Xbox Series X, and that's the best news a Battlefield fan could hope for
Features Battlefield 6 is promising a return to the large-scale, entirely destructible sandboxes of its past
Gearbox acquisition allows studio to "take a risk" on new IP, according to Randy Pitchford
News Gearbox CEO confirms the studio has ideas for "many new IP" beyond Borderlands
Redemption in Absolution: Hitman 3 is at its best when applying the lessons of its messier past
Features Hitman 3 takes inspiration from the series' black sheep to build its most experimental sandboxes yet
Subnautica: Below Zero empowers the player with more gadgets and narrative momentum, but still makes you feel like a drop in ocean
Features Balance risk and revelation in Subnautica: Below Zero, the standalone expansion to Unknown Worlds' hit survival sim
How a joke about bathroom signs inspired one of the best indie platformers hitting PS5 this year
Features Skookum Arts reveals the inspirations behind The Pedestrian ahead of its PS5 and PS4 debut
PlayStation in 2021: What the year holds for the PS5, its first-party studios, and more
Features With the launch campaign behind it, 2021 could be the year that PS5 really hits its stride
Horizon Forbidden West takes Aloy into the unknown for a PS5 showcase like no other
Guerrilla Games tells GamesRadar+ what to expect from Horizon Forbidden West
Cycle your way through a dying planet in Season, the painterly PS5 odyssey about finding peace and purpose at the end of the world
Big in 2021: Season is out to prove that not all apocalyptic games have to be dark and depressing
Star Fox meets Knight Rider in Chorus, a next-generation space-combat shooter that blends speed with smarts
Chorus is a love letter to the old-school space-combat shooter, but with a next-gen budget
Kena: Bridge of Spirits is fusing AAA production value with endless indie charm for a jaw-dropping PlayStation adventure
Features Ember Lab's first game is a wondrous dive into a cultural space that games have barely scratched the surface of until now
The success of Horizon Zero Dawn shouldn't be the death of Killzone
Features Away from the Horizon, there's still a place in this generation for Guerrilla's other big PlayStation franchise
Back 4 Blood is banking on our Left 4 Dead nostalgia to breathe new life into the unliving
Big in 2021: Back 4 Blood isn't so much a spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead as it is a like-for-like remake, and that's no bad thing
11 things you (probably) didn't know your Xbox Series X could do
Features From automatic HDR to Halo Easter Eggs, these Xbox Series X tips uncovers the hidden secrets of your new console
Uncharted territory: How the action-adventure quietly defined the last generation of video games
Features Influencing everything from Batman to Hitman, the action-adventure is the unsung hero of the last generation
Scavengers is reuniting battle royale with its survival-crafting roots for a tense and ever-changing multiplayer gauntlet
Features Hands on with Scavengers, the "PvEvP" battle royale that enters closed beta today
The Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War bad ending is the perfect coda to a chaos campaign
Features The Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War bad ending is laughably bleak, yet feels only right for the journey leading up to it
