That's right: there's another issue of PLAY Magazine. This time, we t🥂hrow the spotlight on Assassin's Creed Shadows (then it jumps into some water to hide, breathing 🍃through a reed).
Plus: Monster Hunter 🦹Wilds, Dying Light: The Beast, Ace Attorney, and more!
Assassin's Creed Shadows
Art director Thierry Dansereau talks about the world of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, from its changing seasꩵons to variable weather, and also the challenge of a Japan setting after fans have demanded it for so long.
Miles Edgeworth takes the stand
Ace Attorney Investigations Collection translates Miles Edgeworth’s complete adventures into English for the first time. Capcom’s Shunsuke Nishida, Kenichi Hashimoto, and Janet 🐼Hsu submit the evidence!
Monster Hunter Wilds hunts down our Previews
Monster Hunter Wilds kicks off the first of our Gamescom previews! We came away impressed with the ambitious new entry, which looks ﷽set to redefine the Monster Hunter formula while honouring what came before.
Plus: Dying Light: The Beast, Life Is Strange: Tr🌄ue Colors, Directive 2080, and more!
Star Wars Outlaws shoots the Reviews section first
Star Wars Outlaws finally blasts onto PS5. And... we didn't re💙ally love it. The vibes are sol♎id, but the mix of mechanics in the main story are less so. Don't complain here, though, read the review first!
Plus: Black Myth Wukong, Visions Of Mana, The Mortuary Assis♔tant, our Concord review (yes, really), and more!
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Games Editor Oscar Taylor-Kent brings his year of Official PlayStation Magazine and PLAY knowledge. A noted PS Vita apologist, he's also written for Edge, PC Gamer, SFX, Official Xbox Magazine, Kotaku, Waypoint, GamesMaster, PCGamesN, and Xbox, to name a few. When not doing big combos in character action games like Devil May Cry, he loves to get cosy with RPGs, mysteries, and narrative games. Rarely focused entirely on the new, the call to⛎ return to retro is constant, whether that's a quick evening speed through Sonic 3 & Knuckles or yet another Jakathon through Naughty Dog's PS2 masterpieces.
