Jordan Oloman, Author at NME

‘The Last Of Us Part II’ review: a challenging, magnificent coda to one of gaming’s most beloved stories

Naughty Dog’s gripping tale of love and mercy is the ultimate swan song for the PS4.

Next-gen consoles: will they make or break backwards compatibility?

Very soon, access to your games could be less about the consoles you own and more about the subscription services you pay for

How serious simulator games made their way into the mainstream

Or, the story of how a truck simulator has educated a non-driver purpose of all-wheel drive and locking differentials

Is our obsession with video game remakes hurting the potential for new ideas?

This last week alone, we heard of the remakes for ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater’ and the ‘Mafia Trilogy’. But rather than finding new ways to reinterpret the past, developers should turn to face the future

‘Minecraft Dungeons’ review: short but sweet dungeon crawler that struggles to live up to its name

'Diablo' meets everyone's favourite sandbox game in this action RPG spin-off that's full of character – but short on complexity

The ‘Animal Crossing’ black market villager trade has exposed an ugly side to a wholesome game

Trafficking, extortionate prices and rampant capitalism – has 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' succumbed to the dark side?

‘Gears Tactics’ review: a shockingly good strategy spin-off full of gory flair

This addition to the Gears Of War franchise may just give the XCOM series a run for its money

First Look: ‘Valorant’ is an expert, accessible blend of ‘Counter-Strike’ and ‘Overwatch’

What's all the fuss about Riot Games' upcoming shooter? We took it for a spin and discovered why its formula may just make it the next biggest Esport

‘Resident Evil 3 Remake’ review: a missed opportunity to revitalise a beloved classic

Unfortunate downgrades and a reliance on action hack away at the survival horror heart of this frustrating remake

Final Fantasy VII Remake review: a brave new lens on a stone-cold classic

The remake is much more than a simple adaptation – it’s a fully fledged upgrade of one of the most beloved JRPGs around