Jake Tucker

‘Call of Duty: Vanguard’ multiplayer preview: that MW magic, with the same old annoyances

A promising first glimpse

Xalavier Nelson Jr. on the rocky development and military questioning of ‘Can Androids Survive’

Xalavier Nelson explains how disillusionment with the military industry lead to one of his "most ambitious" projects yet

Jake Solomon’s love of Ghost Rider is why we’re getting ‘Marvel’s Midnight Suns’

“Imagine guitar riffs all the time when you’re playing”

‘Far Cry 6’ preview: chaotic fun but the formula is feeling tired

More of the same - for better or worse

‘Far Cry VR’ is a terrible VR game, but a fun way to spend an hour

Far Cry meets Time Crisis

‘Deathloop’ preview: a world you’ll need to get lost in

Arkane’s latest brings new characters and a fascinating world, but doesn’t nail the gunplay

‘Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut’ review: more of that thing you like, but unlikely to win new fans

Could we stop calling game re-releases director’s cuts? What’s wrong with remastered?

‘Aliens: Fireteam Elite’ review: a terrible ‘Aliens’ game but an excellent co-op blaster

They’ve got nukes, They’ve got knives, They’ve got sharp sticks.

‘Call Of Duty: Vanguard’ campaign shows the birth of special forces

Fightin' 'round the world

‘Call Of Duty: Vanguard’ composer Bear McCreary discusses “raw and exposed” soundtrack

McCreary wanted to capture the danger and panic of war
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