Enormous fun. [March 2014, p.76]

At least turning the ship's wheel with your finger is a pleasantly tactile experience. [March 2014, p.76]

The sort of game that feels great in your hands. [March 2014, p.76]

May simply expand on what the original did, but it does so with style. [March 2014, p.76]

Impossible to judge in isolation, but definitely a good start. [March 2014, p.73]

Boring for normal people. Add [10 points] for each minute you can hold forth on the torque output of 1990s Skyline variants. [March 2014, p.72]

A JRPG that only occasionally gives into the genre's worst impulses, and one that rewards strategy and dedication. [March 2014, p.70]

You wanted a reason to buy a Wii U? Here you go. [March 2014, p.67]

Manages to carve out an identity for itself in a crowded genre. [Feb 2014, p.85]

The story is very well-written. [Feb 2014, p.85]

The soundtrack is fun. [Feb 2014, p.84]

More of the same, but it's not broke and doesn't need fixing. [Feb 2014, p.84]

Contrast juxtaposes some truly inspiring ideas and a magnificently realised world with unfinished, jittery mechanics and level designs lacking depth. [Feb 2014, p.80]

You'd think a game that started its life on the far inferior Kinect 1.0 would have competent Kinect controls. You'd think wrong. [Feb 2014, p.78]

An idea with insane potential crippled by limiting transformations to scripted events. [Feb 2014, p.76]

Offers a solid adventure that should sate old and new gamers alike. [Feb 2014, p.74]

Simultaneously tense and strangely meditative. [Feb 2014, p.72]

With limited content that is painfully slow to unlock, not to mention issues with AI and multiplayer, Forza 5 scrapes by as [a] decent launch title thanks to its immaculate presentation. [Feb 2014, p.70]

An excellent tutorial partially makes up for the tiny roster. [Feb 2014, p.68]

A long, compelling, satisfying and simply gorgeous campaign with a serviceable but less engaging multiplayer element. [Feb 2014, p.66]

Some parts of the game come off as half-baked, but killing innumerable zombies is always fun. [Feb 2014, p.63]

It looks good and plays well. [Jan 2014, p.82]

The writing continues to deliver. [Jan 2014, p.82]

Still enjoyable. [Jan 2014, p.82]

Duet is wonderful. [Jan 2014, p.82]

Device 6 positions itself outside the box, looks back inside, and laughs heartily. [Jan 2014, p.81]

Here's hoping the rest lives up to this stellar first episode. [Jan 2014, p.79]

An excellent update that revitalises Human Revolution in a number of ways. Time to play it again. [Jan 2014, p.78]