People often say they can’t picture a person’s exact body type or outline—yet does that really matter if they had a bit of a belly, none at all, plenty of freckles, or skin that looked as unmarked as a blank canvas? And does it truly change anything whether they were taller or shorter than you? … Read more
Maybe you’ve spent years soaking up Fleischer Studios’ signature animations from the 1930s; or maybe your knowledge begins and ends with Studio MDHR’s gorgeous 2017 game homage, Cuphead. Either way, Mouse P.I. for Hire should ring an immediate bell, and Fumi Games captures that unmistakable “rubber hose” feel with confidence. It blends the black-and-white Fleischer … Read more
Not many creators— even after all this time— have the ability to pull you into their own energy the way Peter Molyneux does. His famous zeal has, at times, put him in hot water before, when enthusiasm and expectations didn’t fully match up with what players ultimately experienced, often leaving them to sort through the … Read more
For Eurogamer readers, it may have been a while since you last dug into the finer details of PUBG—or, more specifically, PUBG Battlegrounds (a slightly redundant subtitle that Krafton, the publisher, has long acknowledged)—especially since the game’s current, post-Brendan Greene phase. PUBG is now the umbrella name, while Battlegrounds is the title of the game … Read more
Forza Horizon 6 has borrowed at least one smart idea from Ridge Racer. It seems to understand what makes a certain kind of racing game such a joy: sometimes it feels magical, and other times it leans hard into playful, arcade-style spectacle. There’s a particular thrill in drifting around a bend now and then and … Read more
The Expanse: Osiris Reborn created quite a buzz after its reveal. Part of that comes from how closely it echoes a modern Mass Effect, a comparison that’s generally received well, and part of it is that it draws from the widely known and cherished science-fiction universe of The Expanse. On top of that, the game … Read more
Supermassive’s so-called “party horror” entries—which is how I like to describe them—have somehow become a guilty pleasure of mine. In my view, the series kicked off with Until Dawn back in 2015 and hit its stride with House of Ashes in 2021. (That said, I also had a good time with the oddly charming Quarry … Read more
Let’s be honest: supporting Square Enix right now is genuinely difficult. Between job cuts, unexpected restructuring moves, and a habit of jumping onto the newest controversial ideas, it’s easy to feel skeptical about one of Japan’s best-known publishers heading into 2026. Still, among the many questionable corporate choices and the ongoing noise around NFTs, there’s … Read more
What struck me most during the 90-minute showing of The Blood of Dawnwalker that I recently watched at developer Rebel Wolves’ studio in Poland was the assurance with which this dark fantasy role-playing game leans into its own character. That impression feels even stronger for a first release, especially given how boldly it embraces what … Read more
I’ve spent about three hours with IO Interactive’s 007: First Light, give or take. The first thing that stands out? It doesn’t feel like a traditional Hitman release. I’m not deeply versed in the finer points of that series, so I can’t speak to every detail that might carry over, but I’ve played enough to … Read more