Hollow Meridian review: the open-world RPG that finally trusts the player
Forty hours in the salt flats of Meridian, and almost none of them spent following a waypoint. It is the most confident console RPG of the year.
Forty hours in the salt flats of Meridian, and almost none of them spent following a waypoint. It is the most confident console RPG of the year.
Dynamic volcanic weather makes every lap different. The career mode around it is thinner than it should be.
A wordless puzzle adventure built for one sofa and two controllers. Short, exact and close to perfect.
The combat is superb when you finally reach it. Getting there takes more patience than most players have.