Andrew Brown

1 week ago | gamesradar.com | Andrew Brown

To a T is much more than its premise suggests. Yes, you play as a T-posing child who must navigate their life with both arms perpetually raised at either side. Yes, that makes walking through doors a nightmare. But that's not what the debut game from Uvula – a small studio co-founded by Katamari Damacy's Keita Takahashi – revolves around. Instead, To a T is about asking serious questions in a silly voice. What does it mean to be perfect? What does perfect even mean?

1 week ago | gamesradar.com | Andrew Brown

Living on the fence is tiring. Having spent the last three years humming and hawing over the Steam Deck - which is perpetually one impulsive click away from being bought - there are now two handhelds to deliberate over. The Switch 2, set to launch on June 5, promises to do everything the original Switch did but better. That, to roll out an early understatement, is an easy sell.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Andrew Brown

19 hours ago10 Highly Reviewed Games That Would Flop TodayAs the video game industry changes and grows, with advances in technology and ideas, what players value at any given time is also transformed.

2 weeks ago | gamesradar.com | Andrew Brown

"Sweet Liber-Tea," I breathe, frozen before an open fridge. A crucial decision. What's for dinner? I've been playing Helldivers 2 for less than a day and its sweet patriotic nothings have already wormed their way into my brain, presumably carving out inessential things like basic maths while doing so. Dinner ends up being a sandwich, cold chicken, and everything that can be swept onto a plate without cooking. There's no time for the oven: Super Earth needs me, and I need Super Earth.

2 weeks ago | gamesradar.com | Andrew Brown

Between adventuring in The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, I've been reading about nature. Did you know that alpha male chimpanzees need to be approved by their community's female chimps before leading? Or that some pigeons are likelier than others to influence where their flock goes? All of this is to say that hierarchy, the time-treasured system for telling others what to do, is the most natural thing in the world. It's no different in Cyrodiil.