Review

We test out EA SPORTS WRC’s Hard Chargers DLC, as 12 new stages and six new cars join the game’s apparent final content update.

Solar Crown is finally starting to feel like a Test Drive Unlimited game – but it still has a long road to redemption.

Tokyo Xtreme Racer is BACK after a nearly 20-year hiatus. And the results are… mostly positive.

Included in the Year 2 Pass, the Chase Squad brings a new playlist and open-world police pursuits to The Crew Motorfest.

It may be older than Batman Begins, but the original Flatout stands the test of time remarkably well, especially in light of its younger Wreckfest sibling.

There have only been two licenced Formula 1 games on Nintendo consoles in the past 15 years, until now. In 2009, Codemasters farmed out the creation of an F1 driving game to handheld experts Sumo Digital for the original Wii, and then kart racing spin-off F1 Race Stars hit the Wii U a decade ago….Continue reading “F1 Manager 2024 Switch review: Formula 1 feels at home on the go”»

We examine Frontier Developments’ cut-price F1 Manager 2024, seeing if its new features help elevate it above its predecessors.

We get behind the wheel of EA and Codemasters’ F1 24 and see if it’s a step forward for the series or whether it badly needs to make a pitstop.

Thrustmaster’s first new wheel in a generation, we’ve been hands-on to deliver our video review.