A mixed bag of brilliant deduction and tedious puzzling. A disappointing misstep for the series. [Aug 2016, p.77]

A bit like X-Factor: The Game, but it's as close to Persona as Wii U fans are likely to get. [Aug 2016, p.76]

A small step forward for the series, but still one of the 3DS's most versatile and generous games. [Aug 2016, p.74]

Almost succeeds as a Mega Man tribute, but it's let down by its looks, bugs, and often dull action. [Aug 2016, p.73]

One of the better Kirby games, but it's just too similar to Triple Deluxe to stand out. [Aug 2016, p.72]

A scrappy, unfulfilling brawler that's nevertheless quite difficult to dislike despite itself. [Aug 2016, p.70]

A grander production, but the gorgeous open world does Catalyst's freerunning no favours. [Aug 2016, p.66]

Despite not enough change from the original to entice retired militia vets, there's more than enough to recommend greenhorns sign up. [July 2016, p.81]

Pretty as it is, Koi isn't polished enough to make any waves. [July 2016, p.80]

Repetitive, buggy, and hamstrung by underbaked design, Shadwen feels like an unfinished product. [July 2016, p.79]

Unfortunate proof that the classics of old don't always hold up well when dropped into the modern day. [July 2016, p.78]

A stunning first step into space for strategy's superstars - and a great gateway to their other games. [July 2016, p.76]

Simply the best multiplayer shooter to come along in years. Pure, joyous fun. [July 2016, p.74]

A chaotic, middling effort that should be low on your team-based shooter priority list. [July 2016, p.72]

The miniseries format has its charm, but Michonne fails to live up to the superb franchise. [July 2016, p.71]

An interesting but underwhelming take on the open-world shooter - novel, but seriously janky. [July 2016, p.68]

A richly-crafted recreation of the Warhammer world and the best Total War game in years. [July 2016, p.66]

Meaty multiplayer and a campaign that plays like a sustained electric shock. Eye wateringly fun. [July 2016, p.60]

It's far from the twee indie game it looks, but unfortunately words fail it. [June 2016, p.83]

It's short and simple. [June 2016, p.83]

Energetic multiplayer platformer is just the jog. [June 2016, p.82]

A charmingly exuberant blend of punishing roguelike convention and gleeful blasting. [June 2016, p.81]

Sizzling hot combat notched by unflinching difficulty. [June 2016, p.80]

Although poorly explained in places, there are plenty of thrills in this top-down loot shooter. [June 2016, p.78]

The only non-Nintendo 3D platformer to feel fresh in 2016, and the right way to remake. [June 2016, p.77]

A strong middle chapter full of engaging strategy. [June 2016, p.76]

A unique twist on the formula which pays off. A staggering achievement. [June 2016, p.72]

A story more innovative than the repetitive and often shallow game it's attached to. [June 2016, p.71]