Path of Exile 2 - Early Access Impressions

We've waited what feels like an eternity, but Path of Exile 2 has finally landed in Early Access - and Claus has taken a closer look.

Crimson Desert Preview: Challenging combat with an unparalleled technical quality

We fought a few bosses in Pearl Abyss' upcoming single-player open world and survived (and triumphed) to tell the tale.

Two Point Museum Preview: A familiar but fresh simulation

The Two Point formula has entertained for two prior games, so can it do it for a third time running? From what we've seen... absolutely.

Sniper Elite: Resistance Hands-On Preview: Patience is a virtue

After stealthing through some Nazi-infested streets, we have some early thoughts on the new Sniper Elite game.

Avowed Gameplay Preview: Xaurip and Tear

We've checked out the beginning of Obsidian's RPG to get an idea of where the game stands a few months before release.

Project Arc Preview: A tactical shooter with an isometric twist

The team at PUBG Studios is putting a unique twist on multiplayer shooter action by using a top-down perspective, and we've played it already.

Battle Aces Preview: Simplicity stands out in this fast-paced RTS

We've returned to Uncapped Games' RTS project to see how the game has been improved since the summer.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Hands-On Preview: Whip it Good!

I'm really not sure how World War II took so long when Indy and a shovel could have taken Berlin.

No More Room in Hell 2 Early Access Impressions

Perhaps we should make some more room in hell for all the bugs that need throwing down there.

Phasmophobia Console Early Access Preview: More time in the oven is needed

We've put the console version of Kinetic Games' psychological horror game to the test and while there are good ideas, there's also plenty of work to be done.

FragPunk Preview: A new Overwatch and Valorant challenger enters the arena

We've spent a bunch of time with Bad Guitar Studio's hero-based shooter during its ongoing closed beta.

Off The Grid Preview: Potential overshadowed by a far too early release

District 9/Chappie director Neil Blomkamp and his new game studio have rolled out an early access version of its hyped battle royale game.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure Preview: Max has grown up, and with her the dilemmas she faces as players

We've completed the first two chapters of the upcoming title and it seems that Deck Nine has managed to honour the original protagonist of Don't Nod's title.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership Preview: A strong foundation for another Mario-based RPG hit

We've spent a bunch of time with the upcoming Nintendo title and have been very impressed by what we've seen so far.

Karma: The Dark World Preview - A totalitarian horror nightmare

During Gamescom, we got the chance to try a unique horror game set during the Cold War that will appeal to fans of games such as Atomic Heart and Observer.

Path of Exile 2 Preview: Everything you could want from a sequel?

With a new control scheme, plenty of abilities and an intense opening, Path of Exile 2 looks set to carry on the legacy of its successful predecessor.

Beautiful and extremely deadly - Monster Hunter: Wilds impresses at Gamescom

Monster Hunter: Wilds lures new players in with an extremely inviting presentation, but fear not: The hunter will still become the hunted, if you haven't done your homework.

Super Mario Party Jamboree Preview: Gameplay innovations enhance the Mario Party formula

We've had a sneak peek at Mario's return as a board game hero, in this coming instalment into the beloved party series.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii - Hands-off preview

We now have a slightly better idea of what Goro Majima's solo adventure through Hawaii has to offer in February.

Tekken 8 Heihachi Preview: Tekken's most ruthless fighter returns

It's almost time to add one of the series' most important fighters to Tekken 8. So important, in fact, that he gets his own campaign...

Impressions: Neva already moved me with its parental approach

I've gone through a portion of the Summer and Autumn chapters and I get a sense of what Nomada Studio's new next season wants to convey.

Tales of the Shire Preview: A completely expected journey

We've embraced the simple life of being a Hobbit by spending a few hours in Wētā Workshop's charming Middle-earth life-sim.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero Hands-On Preview: Authentic, Nostalgic Dragon Ball

Gamereactor had the chance to visit Bandai Namco to try out the upcoming Dragon Ball Sparking Zero...

Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket Preview: A regression of the great TCG formula

We used to pay for paper. Now we pay for code.

Unknown 9: Awakening Preview: An adventure with plenty of highs and lows

We've visited Bandai Namco's HQ and tried out Reflector Entertainment's upcoming action-adventure.

Two Point Museum Preview: Bringing the past to life

It's not quite Night at the Museum, but things are certainly eventful in Two Point Museum. We've tried the upcoming sim game at Gamescom.

All On Board! Hands-On Preview: A revolutionary platform that redefines board gaming

Discover the new way to enjoy your favourite board games through an immersive virtual reality experience.

Playing with TMNT and Transformers: Our childhood dreams were fulfilled about 20 years too late at Gamescom

Shopping for Christmas gifts early? During Gamescom we went hands-on with four child-friendly games that might serve as inspiration.

Tormenture Hands-On Preview: Combining retro video game nostalgia with modern horror

In this Spanish game, nothing is as it seems. What initially appears to be a nostalgic and innocent experience quickly transforms into a horror-filled nightmare.

Planet Coaster 2 Hands-on Preview: An exciting evolution of the entertaining formula

We've had the chance to build a couple of parks and water parks in the Career and Sandbox modes of Frontier's upcoming sequel.

A closer look at three upcoming titles from Serenity Forge

Let's delve into three titles from Serenity Forge (the publisher behind Slay the Princess): Keylocker, Roman Sands, and Centum. We've also got some good news about Slay the Princess.

Squirrel Showdown at Gamescom 2024: Squirreled Away vs. Squirrel with a Gun

At Gamescom 2024, it's a battle of squirrels: one features a clever squirrel navigating a charming world, while the other showcases a heavily armed squirrel causing mayhem. In this clash of creativity and chaos, will the nimble intellect of one animal outshine the firepower of the other? Will the pen triumph over the gun?

Sonic X Shadow Generations Hands-on Preview: Out of the Shadows?

Even without firearms, Shadow the Hedgehog proves destructive in the upcoming Sonic X Shadow Generations. We tried the game at Gamescom and spoke to the production team.

Titan Quest II Preview: Ancient Greek Diablo?

Prepare for an adventure that redefines role-playing and action in Ancient Greece.

Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap Preview: A true evolution for the orc-slaying series

It's not quite as cinematic as the Battle for Helm's Deep, but Robot Entertainment's orc-slaughtering sequel is certainly a lot of fun.

Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate Hands-On Preview: You can play as a truck

Finally, my gaming dreams are complete!

Critter Café Hands-On Preview: Your pet can finally start helping with the rent

Sumo Digital's wholesome creature collector/café simulator holds a lot more than it seems on the surface.

Shadowveil: Legend of The Five Rings Hands-On Preview: A deckbuilder with a feudal Japanese flair

If you're into games like Teamfight Tactics or Slay the Spire, this title is right up your alley.

Exoborne Preview: Potentially one of next year's most significant games

Let's dive into this new tactical open world extraction shooter set in an apocalyptic U.S. (from the creators of The Division).

Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven Preview: The remake you never knew you needed

The remake of the 1993 JRPG will be debuting in October and we've had the chance to play an hour of it during our time in Germany for Gamescom.

The Eternal Life of Goldman Hands-On Preview: This old man is gold, man

We have a jumping plumber. We have a blue hedgehog. We have a barrel-throwing monkey. And now, we have Goldman: the old man with a cane.

Gothic Remake: The return of an RPG that makes perfect sense

It's been over 20 years since the release of Gothic 1, a game that made waves in countries like Germany, Poland, and Russia. Now, its remake is here. Will it capture the magic of the original?

Fantasian Neo Dimension Preview: As if the original PlayStation had never gone away

The Apple Arcade hit from the original creator of Final Fantasy soon comes to consoles. We jumped in the time machine and tried the PS1-style JRPG.

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Preview - Genius lies in simplicity

We've played the first sections of the upcoming title starring (finally) Princess Zelda and we're getting a taste of the great adventure that awaits.

Deliver at All Costs Preview: Crazy Taxi meets Destroy All Humans!

Far Out Games' next project asks you to deliver packages at... well... all costs.

Little Nightmares 3 Preview: Supermassive takes over from Tarsier in an authentic-feeling threequel

We've played two different demos in Supermassive's upcoming horror platformer, both of which have very different settings but offer an authentic Little Nightmares experience.

A closer look at two upcoming titles from Fulqrum Publishing

Let's delve into two titles from this Eastern European publisher: New Arc Line and Decadent.

Wild Indigo Ranch Hands-On Preview: From Colonia's biting cold to the West's warm embrace

During our visit to Gamescom 2024, we experienced the warm embrace of the West through Wild Indigo Ranch, a role-playing and life simulation game developed by Funday Games. A game that promises to transport players to a charming and whimsical version of the Wild West.

Henry Halfhead Hands-On Preview: A surprise where you least expect it

In the bustling environment of Gamescom 2024, amid action-packed titles and dazzling graphics, a smaller game can easily go unnoticed at first glance. Instinctively, your legs steer you toward the most crowded booths, and like a brainless zombie searching for meat, you're drawn to all that hustle and bustle. But...

The Stone of Madness Preview: The Game Kitchen's next work is more The Great Escape than Blasphemous

This upcoming tactical stealth strategy game is taking us into the heart of a twisted Spanish monastery.