The core concept of Debris is promising, but the dull world and mechanics diminish the experience. [Apr 2018, p.75]

Full of fan service, but struggles to welcome anyone who isn't already invested in Final Fantasy. [Apr 2018, p.74]

A tweaked combat system and open world are welcome, but more inspiration is needed. [Apr 2018, p.72]

A rather uninspired remake of a solid JRPG experience. It's still a great game, and a history lesson, too. [Apr 2018, p.70]

A perfectly enjoyable card game, but one that struggles to keep pace with the heavyweights of the genre. [Apr 2018, p.68]

A dreamlike Metroidvania, but hampered by gameplay pests that are hard to sing about. [Apr 2018, p.67]

The love that's gone into developing KCD shows through its outer skin of bugs and bloody violence. [Apr 2018, p.66]

A competent and well thought out survival game, but we wish it had more imagination. [Apr 2018, p.60]

As it stands, it's a beautiful but wasted opportunity. [March 2018, p.81]

For those determined enough, though, this is a survival game like no other. [March 2018, p.80]

An expertly designed, tough-as-nails platformer that rarely stumbles on its march to the summit. [March 2018, p.79]

Captures all the pomp and ceremony of a prize-fight, but leaves you a little distant from the action. [March 2018, p.78]

A fun strategy experience, limited by some rough edges and far too much repetition [March 2018, p.76]

The perfect sort of game to play wile doing something else - unless you're a whale, of course. [March 2018, p.75]

A meaty turn-based combat system means this should satisfy your hunger for traditional JRPGs. [March 2018, p.74]

Stunning and full of personality, this is a Dragon Ball game that has something for everyone. [March 2018, p.73]

A fresh coat of paint spruces up an already timeless classic that still feels like a breath of fresh air today. [March 2018, p.70]

Although peppered with flaws, this is an interesting experiment that rises far above tech demo. [March 2018, p.69]

Fans won't be disappointed. It's a prologue clearly made by people with love for the original. [March 2018, p.68]

A massive, sprawling beast with engaging depth to match. You'll be playing for months to come [March 2018, p.62]

A game that seems to have plenty to say, but struggles to express itself clearly. [Feb 2018, p.81]

Entertaining but slight. [Feb 2018, p.80]

Not quite what was advertised, but a splendid coda to one of the greatest games ever made. [Feb 2018, p.78]

A successful splicing of two beloved genres that thoughtfully expands on the lore of the series. [Feb 2018, p.77]

Fun, but often undone by its own structure, which can make the laid-back experience feel pressured. [Feb 2018, p.76]

This would be great if it were a free update to the game, but as a paid expansion it's severely lacking. [Feb 2018, p.72]

Flawed by facinatingly so, Doom VFR is a daring virtual remix that almost comes off. [Feb 2018, p.73]

Not quite the classic it could have been, and the appeal wanes with time, but still a strong party starter. [Feb 2018, p.72]