A thoroughly enjoyable driving game let down by a number of frustrating shortcomings. [Dec 2016, p.65]

It's inherently limited by the handheld format, but this is a smart reinvention of a faltering series. [Dec 2016, p.64]

Fuelled by a semi-simulator brain and arcade heart, Horizon 3 is a very g'day indeed. [Dec 2016, p.62]

Amazing setting and stylish narrative let down by a dull and painfully repetitive open-world structure. [Dec 2016, p.59]

A fun puzzle game. [Nov 2016, p.83]

While it can't quite live up to its predecessor, GOF3 still offers plenty to enjoy. [Nov 2016, p.83]

Monster Hunter fans may just find enough to like. [Nov 2016, p.82]

The best of a brilliant series and a must-have classic. This is mobile immersion perfected. [Nov 2016, p.81]

Part RPG, part RTS, it sadly fails to nail both. An entertaining if mediocre medieval adventure. [Nov 2016, p.80]

A visually appealing world, but TTC fails to give any meaningful reason to want to spend time there. [Nov 2016, p.79]

An interactive story that blends dreamy police procedural with Lynchian nightmare to intriguing effect [Nov 2016, p.78]

No classic, but no mess either. [Nov 2016, p.76]

Delightfully demented but lacking knockout power. For good and bad, a sidescrolling, sin-stuffed brawler. [Nov 2016, p.75]

A remarkable visual experience paired with an average game that is sometimes less than fun to play. [Nov 2016, p.74]

Story is this game's greatest asset. It's just a shame you have to wade through boring puzzles to reach it. [Nov 2016, p.73]

Verdun ignores modern FPS design for better and worse - it's distinctive, but hard to recommend. [Nov 2016, p.72]

The best expansion WOW has seen in a decade, but it'll need consistent updates to stay relevant. [Nov 2016, p.70]

A solid but unremarkable fighting game that makes a dismal first impression. [Nov 2016, p.69]

By turns frustrating and utterly delightful - despite inconsistent design, the good does outweigh the bad. [Nov 2016, p.68]

A game full of ideas, but devoid of life. You're much better off sticking with the anime show. [Nov 2016, p.67]

Can't topple the original trilogy, but as a straight-up mystery game, Ace Attorney has never been better. [Nov 2016, p.66]

Some fine tweaks to on-pitch play aside, PES 2017 makes no great attempt to make up ground on FIFA. [Nov 2016, p.64]

A promising premise hampered by technical faults and outrageously poor pacing. [Nov 2016, p.60]

One of Telltale's weakest opening chapters yet. [Issue#179]

They're all poorly constructed scenarios in a middling management sim. [Oct 2006, p.81]

While it never gets frustratingly fiddly, you'll also rarely be seriously taxed. Despite all those colours, Hue lacks the vibrancy of the very best puzzle-platformers. [Oct 2006, p.81]

Feels like a solid greatest hits compilation with some decent new material thrown in for good measure. [Oct 2006, p.80]

High-wire hijinks in the spirit of the show. Who knew Omega Force had it in them? [Oct 2006, p.79]