Whiteknuckle action, captivating characters, and luscious locales - the best Uncharted yet. [June 2016, p.64]

There's a unique, endearing quality to Moon Hunters worth tracking down. [May 2016, p.83]

They don't make them like this anymore. That's both a shame and a quiet relief. [May 2016, p.83]

The Rift's best launch game, though it highlights the hardware's limitations. [VR Tested; May 2016, p.81]

A unique VR experience - but seriously lacking in substance. [VR Tested; May 2016, p.80]

A willfully offbeat shooter with real depth. Awkward at first, but incredibly satisfying to master. [May 2016, p.76]

It's Dark Souls in 2D, but with an enveloping life force all of its own. [May 2016, p.75]

An immensely thrilling action-MMO hybrid, but good for 30 hours rather than the hoped-for 300. [May 2016, p.70]

A perfectly formed bite of Hitman action, set in a rich location and full of murderous opportunity. [May 2016, p.68]

Superbly authentic. Like the real thing, stand-up is ace, but the ground game is an acquired taste. [May 2016, p.67]

A brutal fight for survival that's one part The Sims, one part roguelike, and three parts despair. [May 2016, p.66]

An exciting and visually spectacular shooter, weighed down by the inclusion of a terrible TV show. [May 2016, p.64]

The best Dark Souls game to pick up right now, and a fitting finale for the series. [May 2016, p.58]

It's easy enough to overlook these quirks when the core gameplay is so satisfying and immediate. [Apr 2016, p.81]

Some exceptionally clever misdirection means that this indie delight delivers more terrifying surprises than a cupboard full of haunted Kinder eggs. [Apr 2016, p.81]

Despite its flaws still inspires smiles of equal parts disbelief and joy. [Apr 2016, p.81]

Souffle-light strategy and near-peerless star gazing means this is solid fan service, but it could be much more. [Apr 2016, p.79]

A compelling drama undermined by overfamiliar action and a lack of onscreen consequence. [Apr 2016, p.78]

This attractive port is a great chance to reappraise - and very much enjoy - an underrated Zelda. [Apr 2016, p.76]

Glitchy and too difficult, this makes a disappointing end to a series that never found its footing. [Apr 2016, p.75]

An impressive shake-up of survival tropes - but dedicated fans of the genre may be left wanting. [Apr 2016, p.74]

Despite simplistic single-player and feeble tutorials, SFV is a completely essential fighting game. [Apr 2016, p.70]

Visual downgrade aside, Hyrule Warriors Legends is a handheld port that earns your utmost respect. [Apr 2016, p.68]

Improves upon the original Garden Warfare in every way - truly marvelous multiplayer mayhem. [Apr 2016, p.67]

A unique experience as chilling as it is thrilling. Superhot is a triumph of focused, clever design. [Apr 2016, p.66]

Despite appearances, this at first accessible brawler quickly winds up too unforgiving for its own good. [Apr 2016, p.64]

An endlessly entertaining sandbox shooter that delivers powerful prehistoric thrills with ease. [Apr 2016, p.60]

Another charming gem for Vita. [Apr 2013, p.86]