A closer look at “What We're Playing: FPS Soulslikes, South Pacific Volcanoes, and D&D with Kids”, exactly as the source publishes it. This week's round-up from Eurogamer's editorial team spans classic games, genre experiments, and family tabletop fun. Connor revisits a classic title he can finally tick off his bucket list, while Sherif dives into a first-person shooter that attempts to blend Soulslike mechanics, leaving him questioning whether the two genres can truly coexist. Matt explores a game set on a South Pacific island volcano that also features Jim Henson's Labyrinth, a surprising combination that highlights the creative risks some developers take.
Bertie shares the joy of playing Dungeons & Dragons with children, discovering that the game's collaborative storytelling is enormously entertaining for all ages. These varied experiences underscore the breadth of gaming in 2025, from nostalgic returns to bold hybrids, and remind us why personal recommendations remain valuable. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.