Jonathan Blow on creating an epic puzzle saga and lessons learned from past projects for Order of the Sinking Star

We chatted with the legendary game developer about his new expansive puzzle game.

Asha Sharma: The Xbox turnaround no one saw coming

After two months and two weeks as the new head of Xbox, many people have been somewhat taken aback by her breakneck pace. Let's take a look at everything Phil Spencer's successor has managed to accomplish...

We talked about Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on Nintendo Switch 2 with MachineGames

The Swedish developer, best known for its Wolfenstein games, has managed to squeeze Indy's lavish adventure onto Nintendo's new hybrid console...

Warhammer 40,000: Rites of War - Does it hold up?

We're truly taking on a classic in this latest look at a forgotten game of the past.

A brief history of Wings - The best, and also the last, major game from Cinemaware

Wings truly lived up to Cinemaware's vision of merging film and games, yet it also proved to be the company's swan song.

The ten best-looking covers: NES

Nintendo's first console changed video games forever. We've taken a look at the most striking covers of this much-loved console.

Phantom of the Opera 1/6 Action Figure is a marvel to behold

Masterful Craftsmanship brings a cinema icon to life in your home.

Gunnar Optiks Cyberpunk 2077 Dex

We're getting our wardrobe ready for the dystopian era of 2077 with some functional, stylish shades.

Space Hulk - Does it hold up?

We've stomped our way through pitch-black corridors searching for Xenos threats in this board game made into a classic video game.

Why your next SSD should be the Kingston KC3000 PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2

Storage is the silent bottleneck holding your system back. Here's how Kingston's KC3000 removes it.

Screen Time - May 2026

We take a look at the biggest films and television series set to make their arrival in cinemas this month.

Dungeons & Dragons: How to get started in 2026

After a few weeks exploring the Borderlands in the new Starter Set, here is a guide with useful tips on how to get the most out of it.

Call of the Elder Gods Interview: Speaking sequel ambitions, length, AI, and adaptation potential with Out of the Blue

We had a chance to interview creative director Tatiana Delgado to learn some last bits of information about the anticipated sequel.

Games To Look For - May 2026

We take a look at the biggest games set to make their arrival on PC and consoles this May.

The ten best-looking covers: Dreamcast

Sega's last console only lasted a year and a half, but what a run it was. We've taken a look at the most eye-catching covers for this much-loved console...

A Final Reckoning! Why You Shouldn't Miss Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred

It's time to face Mephisto in the next chapter of Blizzard Entertainment's beloved action-RPG, launching on Battle.net, Xbox, PlayStation, and Steam on April 28.

Directive 8020 Interview: Speaking AI, runtime, horror inspiration, and The Dark Pictures connection with Supermassive Games

We had a chance to interview creative director, Will Doyle, all to learn more about the anticipated horror project, which will be launching on May 12.

Warhammer: Mark of Chaos - Does it hold up?

Fantasy strategy games may have a new big hitter these days, but this classic still has its charm.

SNEG co-founders talk bringing back old-school Warhammer games, and keeping classic games around for future generations

Game preservation is more important than ever, and we spoke to two of the leading figures at a publisher reviving old favourites and bringing them back to our screens.

The ten best-looking covers: Game Boy/Color/Advance

We're kicking back and taking a look at some of the best portable covers ever made, specifically for the Game Boy family.

Back to the Forge for Blades of Fire 2.0 with Game Director Enric Alvarez

We talked boss design, improvements, and giving players authorship over their experiences in the massive new update for Blades of Fire.

London Games Fest 2026: Does the UK finally have a worthy EGX replacement?

After spending a few days in the capital and experiencing New Game Plus and the BAFTA Games Awards, we're rather impressed by how London Games Fest has evolved and blossomed.

Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior - Does it hold up?

To start our new nostalgic series, we're diving back into an old-school shooter that feels incredibly of its time.

Do Super Metroid and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time really need a remake?

With the community having already digested the alleged Switch 2 leak, we weigh up the pros and cons of updating two of the greatest video games of all time.

Bringing Bubsy back: Talking length, AI, speedrunning, and retro roots with Bubsy 4D developer Fabraz

We caught up with the talented developer to learn more about the upcoming platformer and why now is the perfect time for Bubsy to make a comeback.

5 great movies that could be adapted to equally great games

You can cover a lot in a movie, but not quite everything, and so we've compiled five great worlds or stories we'd love to see more of in a video game format.

We talk AI, length, and influences with the developers behind Ontos

Swedish Frictional Games creates dazzling but horrifying worlds, and Ontos looks to continue this tradition.

The 5 greatest Resident Evil villains of all-time

From kooky Spanish noblemen to crazed Louisiana families and everything in between...

A brief history of Defender of the Crown - the first truly major blockbuster for the Amiga

Defender of the Crown is one of the most iconic and beloved games on the Amiga. Its development was chaotic and in fact the game almost never saw the light of day.

The History of Banshee - the Danish take on the classic 1942

Banshee was developed by two Danish Amiga enthusiasts back in the early 1990s, and we've spoken to one of the game's creators. Read a brief history of the Danish Banshee here:

5 great TV shows that could be adapted to equally great games

Anyone ever thought about if they made the Fallout TV show into a game?

[8+1 Top] The Star Fox games, from worst to best

Some Nintendo consoles never got a single entry from the fluffy space opera, whilst others got two. Now that the Switch 2 looks set to land its share, you can enjoy the best titles in the series, and here's how to prioritise them.

The gaming world's most legendary witches

The digital gaming world is, of course, teeming with witches, and we've now listed our ten favourites...

We take a closer look at the Pokémon TCG set Perfect Order

How does the set change the competitive meta? Which cards should collectors be looking out for? Let's take a closer look!

A brief history of Sword of Sodan - the first truly major Danish game release

Sword of Sodan was released in 1988 and was the first major game release from Denmark, and last autumn, a sequel was quietly announced.

Lego Star Wars 75452 BB-8 Astromech Droid

Conny has once again built something using those fantastic Danish plastic bricks, and this time it's something from a galaxy far, far away...

Our definitive ranking of DC's Absolute Universe after 18 months

Absolute has been a huge success for DC but which of the various stories stand out as the best of the bunch.

The wave of upcoming Mass Effect-like games show what gamers have been missing for far too long

Baldur's Gate III brought it back, but the over-the-shoulder look returning is going to be a big boon to bringing back the feel of BioWare's classics.

A Leap of Fail, Expanding Arkham, and Supernatural San Andreas: Here are some of Gamereactor's favourite Easter Eggs

Last Easter, we decided to celebrate the egg-cellent holiday by spotlighting a few iconic Easter eggs in gaming. Now, we're back for more.

The best gaming protagonists of the 2020s (so far)

We're over halfway through the decade, and there have been enough unique characters from fantastic games that we just had to make a list about them.

We predict what The Super Mario Bros. Movie 3 will be about (and what will the title be)

Join us in a brainstorming session about what the next The Super Mario Bros. Movie will be about...

The case for good ports over more remakes

Do we really need 4K textures, buttery smooth frame rates, and refreshed gameplay systems versus an old game that works?

Talking length, AI, Story-Link, and factions with Tides of Tomorrow developer Digixart

We spoke with game director Adrien Poncet to learn more about the upcoming narrative adventure set in a plasticpunk world from the developer of Road 96.

Best cameos and biggest MIAs in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Some characters and enemies get their brief moment in the spotlight, whilst others have been kept in reserve for the inevitable sequels and spin-offs.

Screen Time - April 2026

We take a look at the biggest films and series making their arrival in cinemas and on streaming platforms.

Games To Look For - April 2026

We take a look at the biggest games set to make their arrival on PC and consoles throughout April 2026.

Recent trends gaming should leave behind

The industry has developed quite significantly in the last 5-10 years, and while some advancements have been great, others shouldn't return.

HBO Max has launched in the UK: What to know and expect from the service

There's a lot of crossover between Sky/Now and HBO Max but there are a few options that are only now available in the UK.

We discuss length, difficulty, AI, and more with Super Meat Boy 3D developer Sluggerfly

We spoke with CEO and co-founder Dominik Plaßmann to learn more about the promising and challenging platformer ahead of its imminent launch.