Andy Brown
Andy Brown is a Staff Writer at NME, handling news, interviews, reviews and features for the site's gaming section. He has also been published at GAMINGbible.
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Thrones Of Decay is a return to form for ‘Total War: Warhammer 3’
Our playthrough of this stomach-churning expansion proves you can't write the Old World off just yet
Can you save a struggling record store? Give it a spin in ‘Wax Heads’
Check out the free demo for this punk-tinged indie gem
‘Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2’ has been revealed – and it’s launching this year
The sequel to 2018's 'Kingdom Come: Deliverance' promises even more medieval role-playing action
The best ‘Fallout’ games to play after watching the TV show
From the Mojave to Megaton, here's where to begin your post-apocalyptic adventure
How to play the ‘Hades 2’ technical test
Here's how to jump into the hotly-anticipated sequel early
Late Night Drive Home are speeding out of smalltown Texas and into the big league
The Texan band are blending garage-rock with electronica – and doing it so dynamically that they're playing Coachella
‘Life Eater’ review: twisted kidnapping simulator strikes at the heart
Stalk, abduct and murder targets to (supposedly) save the world in Strange Scaffold's killer horror
BAFTA Games 2024 in pictures: big wins, coffee breaks, and fashion flexes
Revisit the massive night from another angle
‘Crow Country’ taps into ‘Resident Evil’ and ‘Silent Hill’ to create a ’90s-inspired nightmare
Creative director Adam Vian tells NME about making a modern-day horror with PS1-era visuals
‘Fallout’ review: learn to love the bomb in this fun yet flawed adaptation
Prime Video’s post-apocalyptic comedy-drama is entertaining but tries to do too much
BAFTA winners reveal their favourite gaming soundtracks
These musicians have created some of the industry's best scores – but which ones do they love the most?
Grief empowered actor Abubakar Salim – now he’s making a video game about it
After losing a parent unexpectedly to cancer, the Hollywood star channeled his pain into ‘Tales Of Kenzera: Zau’