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Review: John Wick Hex (Nintendo Switch) John Wick Hex is an action strategy game based on the movie of the same name. The game was developed with help from the creative teams behind the films. All three films have reasonably decent reviews; let’s see if the game can hold to the same standard.  You play as John Wick in a new story written by the creators of the movie. It takes place before events in the film.  It serves as a prequel to the first movie. John Wick sets out to defeat Hex’s network of underbosses across New York and Switzerland.

‘John Wick Hex’ review: an odd-looking adventure that reimagines Keanu Reeves’ iconic assassin as a master tactician 3 To legions of bemused grandparents, ‘John Wick’ probably sounds more like an artisan candle maker than a legendary assassin. Yet for countless gen Zs, Keanu Reeves’ grizzled action hero is their very own Rambo. Raking in hundreds of millions of dollars at global box offices and spawning more memes than you can shake a murdered doge at, John Wick is one of the most successful action film franchises in decades. It was only ever a matter of time th...

Filed to:boxing day 2020 To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The line between when Boxing Day sales start and end is becoming increasingly blurred. But never mind that, EB Games has set up its Boxing Day sales right before Christmas and there are some great prices on games and accessories. It’s rare to find a time that EB isn’t having a sale, but they’re running some extra go...

The quirky but well-liked game PixelJunk Eden finally has a sequel. I’ll grant that it’s a lot less quirky than the original came off around a dozen years ago, but there’s still quite a bit of charm to its presentation and gameplay. That said, if you’ve kept up on mobile gaming you’re going to find a lot of the content here somewhat familiar. It makes use of a lot of stuff from Eden Obscura, which came out on the App Store a couple of years back. That doesn’t make it any less beautiful, mind you. The gameplay is largely similar to the original game, with lots of swinging and pla...