In every way better than the first game, but it still feels a bit generic. It's the only game of it's kind for motorcycle enthusiasts, however.

Maybe EA should rethink their annual formula, take their good time next time around and dare make some changes that matter.

A very pretty game, but the general gameplay comes through as monotonous and fatiguing - much like the overall Soviet theme, ironically.

A fantastic social game finds its way to Xbox One and a soothing 60 frames per second.

A good addition, but certainly not of the same caliber that a fully fledged MMO would usually get.

This year's iterations has the same sharp gameplay as last year and has gotten closer to the mass appeal of FIFA. It's going to be exciting to see what the playing field looks like next year.

It's the many smaller improvements and new features that make Forza Horizon 3 the best and most beautiful game in the series.

Takes a familiar formula and adds new features to ensure freshness, even though you played the last entry in the series just over a year ago.

No Man's Sky is not the fever dream I imagined when I saw the first trailer. However, it is still an amazing technical feat, even if it's still rather full of bugs.

Recore builds on aging Japanese game mechanics, but makes them work really well. However, long loading times destroy part of the joy in an otherwise nice little action-adventure at a cheap price point.

The role-playing element has come further forward and the stories take up more space. In short, Legion could be what breathes life into World of Warcraft again.

Fun in small doses, but in the long run the challenges and fighting become a dry loop.

Simple and captivating with an easygoing pricetag. This is very OK with us.

A simple but frantic 2D survival game that can quickly become monotonous. Only recommended for hardcore survival fans.

Jotun is a stylistically impressive and complete game with great Norse imagery, interesting boss fights and solid gameplay.

The best in the series thus far. The extremely friendly career mode is catchy and just what the game needed.

A far more colorful game than Human Revolution, even though the futuristic version of Europe is quite different from the dystopian depiction of Detroit anno 2027.

A rather halfhearted remake of a true classic, with less focus on the story of epic teamwork than one would have expected. A frustrating release for the fans, but nonetheless a fine addition to the Wii U roster.

Worms, as a concept, still works and this release brings back some of the iconic, memorable fun from back in the glory days of 1990s as well as adding some fresh ideas.

Unlike any other game on the PS4. Probably the most artfully executed game you'll experience this summer.

A mediocre update that will likely not have players return of they have lost interest in the game by now. However, do not attempt to brave the Underground alone.

A better game after the recent major update, especially enjoyable with a friend. Just don't expect any particularly deep gameplay - or that it has anything to do with golf as such.

A fine little action-adventure game with a poignant and beautiful story, told in a fanciful underwater world with well known gameplay elements.

One of the best LEGO games yet, and it's refreshing to know that TT Games, even after dealing with the franchise for a long time, are still trying to improve with each release.

What a disappointment. Let's see where the Sensible Soccer remake Sociable Soccer ends up on release.

Set an evening aside where you immerse yourself in this living painting, and enjoy every single detail.

Does not really bring anything new to the formula compared to the game released in 2014, which means you basically play the same game just with a different story and other puzzles.

Despite its record high kickstarter funding spree, the end result is an unfulfilled dream unable to lift the legacy of Megaman.