Lauren Relph

When it's your turn to be the villain...

A third DLC for SUPERHOT delivers more on every level. More combat, more weapons, more starting over from the very beginning. Has SUPERHOT always been this stylish and fun?

Real Welsh scares and so-so gameplay

Take control as a space station OS

Batman was given the Telltale treatment, and is coming to Xbox One in September. We review the first episode Realm of Shadows in the new Batman: The Telltale Series.

The Turing Test is a first person puzzle game, developed by Bulkhead Interactive.

We reviewed Paranautical Activity on the Xbox One. We've fought with giant cannons and killed giant flying pixellated eyes. We're now deaf from dubstep soundtracks but we can't stop playing...

Deck 13's challenging new hardcore action game The Surge is addictive and accessible, and a huge step up the developer's previous Lords of the Fallen game.

What makes it so hard, I hear you ask? The clue is in the title of the game. You have ten seconds to complete each level. Madness, I hear you cry, and you're absolutely right.

Popular medieval sandbox simulator Mount & Blade: Warband is finally on Xbox One after cultivating a great following on Steam. Here is our review.

The Final Station is developed by Do My Best, and while they have a team name, the developers are a team of just two men. It's their debut game, and honestly? It's really damn good.

I'm not going to lie, card games like Magic: The Gathering are already a rather niche genre of video-games, but there has always been little to contend with.

It's not all Disney-like singing sea life on the seafloor in the new ocean horror game Narcosis for Xbox One. Read our full review for all the details.

Dear Esther has the holy trinity. Beautiful graphics, a heart-wrenching soundtrack, and wonderful writing that deeply invested me in the character.

The Matrix meets Blade Runner. We reviewed Neon Chrome on the Xbox One and got lost in the cyberpunk noir world of a hacker who creates neural links with unused bodies to take down the Overseer.

Virginia, developed by Variable State and published by 505 Games, is a single-player first-person thriller mystery. And it's probably one of the weirdest things I've ever played.

Jumping into Abstraction Games' newest release, Kick and Fennick, the platforming game where jumping is done by pulling out the big guns.

We took a look at the controversial Mighty No. 9 on Xbox One. Heavily criticized by fans and Kickstarter funders alike, it appears the disappointment was justified.

If the words 'orbital trajectory', 'perihelion' and 'EVA transfer' get you steamed up behind the glasses, you may want to come and read this Kerbal Space Program review.

Join Lauren for a review of Layers of Fear on Xbox One — a psychological horror game with a twist.

Inspired by WWF's Earth Hour, TurnOn gives us a gentle lesson as to why it's good to switch off once in a while.