I think it's impossible to put down your controller once you finish Rift Apart for the first time, and not have a smile on your face. It's a game that's chicken soup for the soul, nourishing and positive content that's just incredibly wholesome to consume. Loud with its setpiece moments and surprisingly introspective with its emotional haymakers, all of its style and substance comes together to create not only a colourful, and wonderfully mad showcase for the PS5, but also the definitive Ratchet and Clank adventure for the next generation of gaming.

It may wear its influences on its sleeve, but Kaze and the Wild Masks is still an effortlessly delightful romp with its tight gameplay, beautiful worlds, and enjoyable platforming action.

Persona 5 Strikers is much more of an action RPG than it is a straight Musou but it still manages to pull in the best of both worlds. The fun combat system and a fantastic cast of characters more than makes up any of the game’s issues.

At the very least, the H350 looks good when all its RGB motors are up and running. While Redragon's budget headset won’t wow you, it does at least manage to hit a comfortable middle-ground for affordability and functionality.

The RTX 3090 represents the pinnacle of Ampere power you can purchase today, wrapped in the elegance of Nvidia's latest Founders Edition design. But its gaming value is overshadowed by the cheaper and far more sensible RTX 3080.

There’s a certain joy to be found in Hitman and its sequels, within those failed runs though, learning experiences which players should savour and use to eventually become stealthy forces of nature that can move unseen through the shadows.

Genshin Impact recently added a brand new region to explore, one rich with danger and enemies just waiting to be whacked over the head with the sharp end of a pointed stick. The Dragonspine region happens to also be home to a rather terrific weapon, if you’re ready to put some work into obtaining it: The four-star Dragonspine Spear.

What was the best game of 2020? Which game excelled in multiple fields, combined them all together, and let loose a ferocious flurry of blows to your expectations? The answer this year was obvious