Ed Thorn
Senior Staff Writer
When Ed's not cracking thugs with bicycles in Yakuza, he's likely swinging a badminton racket in real life. Any genre goes, but he's very into shooters and likes a weighty gun, particularly if they have a chainsaw attached to them. Adores orange and mango squash, unsure about olives.
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Evercore Heroes is a MOBA where teams race to finish dungeons the fastest
But I worry for its longevity
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New Monster Hunter-like Wild Hearts is channelling Fortnite to stand out
And it's looking very promising
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The rumoured Modern Warfare 2 "Greatest Hits" map pack won't be complete without these COD classics
Here's the maps we'd like to see
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Moonbreaker early access review: fun tabletop battling that's a bit too miniature right now
It just needs a little more time
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13 great Steam Next Fest demos to get you started this October
We'll have more recs on the way later this week
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Flintlock: The Siege Of Dawn is an exciting action-RPG mix of Elden Ring and God Of War
It's looking really, really good
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Ultimate Audio Bang #25: was Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer beta any good?
Expect lots of nerdy COD chat
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Cassette Beasts is monster-collecting RPG that's more Power Rangers than Pokémon
Forming bonds with your buds is key
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Move over FIFA, you've got nothing on the footballers from Nintendo Switch Sports
Roger Federer's retirement has got me thinking about AI sportspeople
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RPS Time Capsule: the games worth saving from 2011
We list our favourite games from 2011, and why they deserve to be preserved above everything else
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Infinity Ward promise plenty of tweaks to Modern Warfare 2 following series' biggest ever beta
All based off player feedback
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Our favourite indie games from EGX 2022
The RPS highlights from the show floor (plus a few rounds of Street Fighter 6)
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Serial Cleaners review: stealth-action body disposal makes for bursts of bloody fun
A great way to turn stress into a good time
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The Callisto Protocol is inspired by Die Hard and Shaun Of The Dead
And includes "reverse dismemberment"
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System Shock is shaping up to be a faithful remake of the sci-fi classic
But is it welcoming for newcomers?
