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14 stunning games that stole the show at SGF

1 week ago | screenhub.com.au | Alessandro Fillari

While the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 has been on the minds of many, Summer Game Fest (SGF) 2025 also recently took place, and many games showcased at the event left a lasting impression on us. Along with opportunities to get hands-on with Pragmata, Dying Light: The Beast, and Mixtape, we also saw the first-ever gameplay for Onimusha: Way of the Sword and the recently announced Resident Evil Requiem.
28 Years Later review: intensely entertaining

1 week ago | screenhub.com.au | Stephen Russell |Danny Boyle |Jack O'Connell |Alfie Williams

It’s said the once and future King Arthur slumbers beyond the mists of Avalon until such time as Britain has need of him once more. You have to wonder if his alarm didn’t go off, going into reunited director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland’s batshit-crazy-good 28 Years Later, because if ever the UK needed its mythological hero, it was about 27 and a bit years ago. Typical.
Capcom's mysterious sci-fi shooter Pragmata has returned

1 week ago | screenhub.com.au | Alessandro Fillari

Capcom’s sci-fi shooter Pragmata was announced several years ago but has been scarcely seen in the time since. Thankfully, Summer Game Fest 2025 was finally the time for people to not only see it again with a stylish new trailer but also get their hands on it for the first time. Pragmata is a real game, indeed, and not mere vapourware; it ended up being one of my biggest surprises at the show.
PS Plus Game Catalogue for May 2025 revealed

4 weeks ago | screenhub.com.au | Leah Williams

PlayStation has announced the latest arrivals for the PS Plus Game Catalogue, introducing a host of new experiences for subscribers. Every month, the team curates a list of new games for the platform, which can be downloaded and played as part of an ongoing PS Plus subscription. As with most months, there’s an eclectic host of new arrivals in May 2025, from lauded shooters to quirky adventures, anime adaptations, and more.
The WiZman’s World Re;Try remaster is nostalgic and charming

4 weeks ago | screenhub.com.au | Steph Panecasio

Over the past few years, we’ve seen countless remasters take back the reins of the gaming world, regaining their original popularity and bouncing back into the cultural zeitgeist with a vengeance. There’s an art to remastering, with a very necessary balance between nostalgia and the new, and the most successful remasters are the ones that nail this balance.
Misc. A Tiny Tale launches in July 2025

4 weeks ago | screenhub.com.au | Leah Williams

Misc. A Tiny Tale, the cutesy Australian-made platformer starring two robots on a quest through a giant world, officially has a PC and Switch release date, set for 22 July 2025. The game has been in development for several years now, and has been a notable fixture at conventions like PAX Australia. After all this time, it’s delightful to see how the game has grown, and that it’s officially heading for release.
Aussie-made adventure game The Drifter launches in July 2025

4 weeks ago | screenhub.com.au | Leah Williams

Australian-made pulp adventure thriller The Drifter is officially set to launch on 18 July 2025, after several years in development. Whether you’re a fan of point-and-click tales, or you’re just looking for a game with bright, creative ideas, this one should absolutely be on your radar. To set the scene, The Drifter is all about a man who’s murdered, and then immediately wakes up seconds before his death occurred.
Australian and NZ major showcase times

4 weeks ago | screenhub.com.au | Leah Williams

In the blink of an eye, Summer Game Fest has come back around. Whether you’re ready for an introduction to the future of video games or not, time waits for nobody. This year, Summer Game Fest looks just as packed as ever, with a range of presenting partners locked in, and a host of adjacent showcases helping to kick off a week-long celebration of new games.
Cattle Country review - A fistful of Stardew

4 weeks ago | screenhub.com.au | Leah Williams

You can love your job with your entire heart, but deep down, I firmly believe what most of us want is a quieter life in a peaceful world, where time moves at a slower pace. It’s part of the reason why cosy farm simulators have become so popular over the last decade: we all have a burning desire to slow down, to take stock, and to enjoy the smaller moments in life. To have time. Cattle Country, from developer Castle Pixel (Blossom Tales) is an ode to this desire.
Pokemon Presents finally returns in July 2025

4 weeks ago | screenhub.com.au | Leah Williams

The Pokemon Company has confirmed its Pokemon Presents showcase will return on 22 July 2025, introducing fresh news for the franchise, as well as a new look at Pokemon Legends: Z-A. As part of its announcement, the company has also confirmed Z-A will officially launch on 16 October 2025, giving keen fans yet another reason to celebrate. It’s been quite some time since the last Pokemon Presents, so we expect this upcoming showcase will be fairly meaty.