Rocket League's long game isn't quite so rosy, though. [Sept 2015, p.80]

The pace is finally picking up. [Sept 2015, p.79]

Grand scale makes this as fresh and as different a shooter as you could ask for. [Sept 2015, p.78]

The storyline is sufficiently gripping. [Sept 2015, p.76]

McIlroy's future is as promising on the virtual greens as on the real ones. [Sept 2015, p.74]

Strong on the track but lacking off it, F1 2015 isn't the series overhaul it needed to be. [Sept 2015, p.72]

If you can forgive its vicious streak, then this fast-paced and frantic crime caper will steal your heart. [Sept 2015, p.71]

Lack of polish and confused direction. [Sept 2015, p.70]

Shallow scraps and a painful pace suck the fun out of what should have been a grand monster mash. [Sept 2015, p.69]

Pure and punishing, under its cold exterior N++ bursts with seriously clever and creative challenges. [Sept 2015, p.68]

A solid tech upgrade for one of PS3's best action games, but Kratos' monotonous temper can grate. [Sept 2015, p.64]

This feels like Nintendo at its least innovative, a simple retread of a proven formula. [Summer 2015, p.81]

There's plenty here for graduates of the JRPG golden years to love. [Summer 2015, p.81]

While enjoyable enough on its own terms, Game of Thrones is starting to feel uncomfortably like a Telltale B-side. [Summer 2015, p.81]

Grand and inventive. [Summer 2015, p.78]

Tells a fantastic story in a unique manner. [Summer 2015, p.77]

What's meant to be the ultimate cruise from hell is exactly that - but for all the wrong reasons. [Summer 2015, p.76]

A welcoming avenue into a visually complex genre, with supreme production values. [Summer 2015, p.74]

The prehistoric charm dino-saurs this straight to success. [Summer 2015, p.73]

Structurally it's all very familiar, but the consistent laughs and divergent paths more than make up for that. [Summer 2015, p.72]

There are problems, but you'll have to see past the formidably adorable surface to spot them. [Summer 2015, p.70]

An interesting idea lacking the interaction or writing to make it anything other than a labour to get through. [Summer 2015, p.69]

Addictive mobile gaming done right. [Summer 2015, p.68]

A million different elements blended seamlessly into one brilliantly cohesive experience. [Summer 2015, p.64]

The sense of goodwill you'll take into this Ico-aping adventure peters out pretty much instantly. [Aug 2015, p.79]

There's little here to risk the paper cuts for. [Aug 2015, p.79]

Even the combat is ancient and frustrating. [Aug 2015, p.78]

Weak combat and pacing issues spoil an otherwise interesting game of competitive construction. [Aug 2015, p.77]