A laudable concept let down by poor design. [Oct 2014, p.79]

A great return for the classic RPG - the ideas here make a strong claim for the genre's continued relevance. [Oct 2014, p.78]

The game's crass humour, repetitive gameplay and cultural indelicacy results in a depressing relic that should be consigned to the same draw[er] as that lightgun peripheral you never use anymore. [Oct 2014, p.77]

This is an absolute gem. [Oct 2014, p.76]

A promising sign of things to come. [Oct 2014, p.74]

This shows what old and new media can do for one another when they get along. [Oct 2014, p.73]

A true X-COM successor, its tactical depth will engross anyone up for the challenge. [Oct 2014, p.72]

A horrific payment structure undermines an excellent card battler. [Oct 2014, p.71]

An affecting world. [Oct 2014, p.70]

A competent yet flawed RPG-brawler that still justifies its existence with satisfying co-op play. [Oct 2014, p.68]

No multiplayer is a blow, but this off-shoot's return is otherwise compelling. [Oct 2014, p.67]

It's one for the long-term fans. [Oct 2014, p.66]

Another piece of episodic excellence from Telltale, but it just falls away slightly toward the end. [Oct 2014, p.64]

A touch less impactful now, but one of last year's highlights is still of 2014's best games. [Oct 2014, p.61]

This frisson of extra-competitiveness, combined with the wacky nature of the games, makes this a party in the hand that everyone will want an invite to. [Sept 2014, p.81]

A surprisingly expansive RPG. [Sept 2014, p.81]

The puzzles are poorly thought out. [Sept 2014, p.81]

The rotting corpse floating in this flight sim's pool is its free-to-play mechanic. [Sept 2014, p.80]

[The dogs] never seem to say anything less than the most bile gland-stroking drivel. [Sept 2014, p.80]

A fine package. [Sept 2014, p.80]

The problem is that for those same fans that have been shouting about Pullblox since day one, there's painfully little to get excited about. [Sept 2014, p.80]

Bold and beautiful but also irritatingly broken, it's a disappointingly flawed experience. [Sept 2014, p.79]

Despite its solid foundations, a lack of variety and a dull visual palette dilute this shooter's aim. [Sept 2014, p.78]

One of the outgoing generation's best racers and the kind of game that makes you wish for a new-gen port. [Sept 2014, p.76]

Beautiful and creepy, but some missed potential means it's short and not quite as sweet as it could have been. [Sept 2014, p.75]

Though it can pack a punch, this lacks the finesse to tell the subversive war story it's aiming for. [Sept 2014, p.74]

Never syrupy, sensationalized, or cliched, but dulled by puzzles that veer between easy and illogical. [Sept 2014, p.72]

Despite jarring control issues there's still much to admire here in the tone and beautiful locations. [Sept 2014, p.71]