A charming yet brief little platforming gem. [Issue#194, p.83]

Classic golfing with a fun story, and few flaws. [Issue#194, p.83]

Unabashedly mocks you, itself and everything else. [Issue#194, p.82]

A bold shooter that never fails to entertain. [Issue#194, p.80]

Skillfully executed, but is it Gran Turismo? [Issue#194, p.78]

Enjoyable to play, but derivative and badly-written. [Issue#194, p.76]

A unique take on a stealth experience. [Issue#194, p.75]

A fun medley of DW-style combat and strategy. [Issue#194, p.75]

More of what you love. [Issue#194, p.74]

Creatively empty and functionally adequate, so long as this series keeps on making money there'll never be a reason for it to be anything other than what it is... Thoroughly formulaic. [Issue#194, p.72]

The best Assassin's Creed experience in years. [Issue#194, p.69]

A fine, yet lukewarm, RPG spinoff. [Issue#193, p.85]

Fails to capture the imagination. [Issue#193, p.84]

The best console racer of this generation. [Issue#193, p.82]

With a bountiful cast of characters - most of which are actually worth talking to - plenty of solutions available to every problem you face and a cheeky, knowing sense of humour riddling the entire experience, Divinity: Original Sin II comes as nothing other than wholeheartedly recommended. If it's too hard, play it on an easier difficulty. If it's to boring, ignore the conversations and just get into fights all the time. If it's too long, just be quicker. There's no excuse - get involved. [Issue#193, p.80]

A worthy addition to an already great franchise. [Issue#193, p.78]

Enjoyable, but almost marred by convoluted menus. [Issue#193, p.77]

If you're looking for a football simulation then grab a copy of PES 2018. If you want a dramatic series of events with every match you play then get FIFA 18. [Issue#194, p.75]

Infinite raises more questions than it delivers answers. [Issue#194, p.74]

It's easily one of the best Total War experiences yet, which in turn makes it one of the best RTS games available. [Issue#194, p.73]

Microsoft's true standout exclusive for 2017. [Issue#194, p.70]

While it's huge and complex in many of its systems, it still feels as if it is caught in 2014. [Issue#194, p.68]

We don't give out tens lightly, but we have to ask, what more could we have wanted from this game? What could it have offered that would have made it better? The answer is not much. Playing Super Mario Odyssey is to experience pure joy. We couldn't wish for anything more than that from this series or from Nintendo. [Issue#193, p.64]

A strange and hauntingly beautiful adventure. [Issue#192, p.84]

A meaningful and memorable text-adventure. [Issue#192, p.84]

The combination of approaches offers gameplay that's initially engrossing. But a lack of emerging ideas and differing enemy types robs latter sections of that same excitement. [Issue#192, p.83]

Fast, intense, but flawed. [Issue#192, p.82]

It it had just managed to add a little more depth to this Windjammers update, it might have made something better than this nostalgic celebration. [Issue#192, p.81]