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‘Ghostrunner’ review: a deadly cyberpunk first-person slasher that tests your patience

Ninja parkour gets too slippery to control as you bring a katana to a gunfight

‘The Craft: Legacy’ review: woke, witchy reboot casts an unconvincing spell

Zoe Lister-Jones' take on the '90s cult classic updates an old story with fresh ideas

Nothing – ‘The Great Dismal’ review: catharsis, crushing noise – and moments of monotony

Nothing's colossal fifth record has moments of overwhelming power, but sometimes gets bogged down

Jawny – ‘For Abby’ review: one of lockdown’s most innovative and colourful bedroom pop projects

The artist FKA as Johnny Utah follows the viral success of his TikTok hit 'Honeypie' with a mixtape packed full of funky slacker rock beats and infectious indie-pop anthems

‘Pikmin 3 Deluxe’ review: navigating ecological disaster has never been this cute

Nintendo’s terrific take on real-time strategy is just as magnificent on the Switch

Dizzee Rascal – ‘E3 AF’ review: a potent reminder that the rap legend still has so much to give

The east London MC assesses his enormous contribution while reminding everyone that he’s not done yet

April – ‘Luna’ EP review: Stirring musings on the what-ifs of life and love suited for these uncertain times

The rising Irish bedroom popper searches for meaning amid the shitstorm that is 2020 on her contemplative second EP

Jean Dawson – ‘Pixel Bath’ review: LA-based innovator comes good on an expansive expression of the self

Why stick to one genre when you can convincingly borrow from them all? With his latest album, Dawson solidifies the pick’n’mix appeal of the streaming era

‘Tenderfoot Tactics’ review: a solid tactical combat game with an absolutely enchanting overworld

Traverse a beautiful, abstract archipelago while beating back the Fog

Oculus Quest 2 review: a powerful, affordable entry point for the VR-curious

Oculus delivers a fully-featured VR package that should be the go-to headset, as long as you can look past a few queasy caveats