For anyone who hasn’t had their fill of retro side-scrolling platformers, Broforce effortless and undeniable fun. Load-up, settle in, and invite a few bros.

Still visually striking, but poor voice acting has undone much of the gravitas it once had.

Bewitching.

The finest JRPG in years.

For me, Snowfall will definitely be sticking around on my PC, but more as a feature I’ll dip into from time to time, rather than a permanent installation.

So, Gunscape isn’t another Minecraft. It’s a game for fans of old-school first person shooters.

Dull encounters mean a great Job system never gets a chance to shine.

An excellent fighting game, wrapped in an incomplete package.

There is no better way to wrap up the last few chapters of Naruto.

The new prehistoric setting is amazing: swapping armed soldiers for tribesmen, a rifle for a bow and arrow, and er, regular elephants for woolly elephants - it all creates a very different atmosphere...However a lot of the game feels like déjà vu for anyone who’s played the previous one. The same setup of missions, the forming of alliances and expanding your territory, the same crazy-old guy character with a dead animal on his noggin, and even the same hallucinogenic discovery missions are all lifted straight from it. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it does make Primal feel like a spin-off rather than it’s own game.

A fitting tribute to gaming icons.

A fun, mature entry in the Digimon series, let down by the verbose story and lack of challenge.

Everyone should try this game, even if you hate cars or football.

Perfectly bridges the gap between casual games and hardcore shooters.

New cast, new story, new creative team - just what The Walking Dead needs.

Driving and customising the buggy is a lot of fun, but not at the expense of tight parkour.

Obsidian Entertainment have managed to have the ante upped, and I feel the entire story told throughout Parts One and Two place The White March on a higher pedestal than most expansions, especially these days. This DLC is more than worth the asking price.

Etrian Odyssey II Untold: The Fafnir Knight is another solid entry in a great RPG series. More of the same will appeal to old fans, while a deeper, richer story mode and more forgiving difficulty make this a perfect jumping on point for newcomers.

A wonderful, but short, plot that will have you believing you own real life detective skills.

Give it 20 minutes and I guarantee you won’t put it down for the next 4 hours.

An interactive discussion of the darkled human spirit.

I walked away from Unravel thinking not about those moments of frustration, plentiful as they are. All I could think about - and still keep thinking about - is the beautiful adventure I’d been on with Yarny, all culminating in one of the most captivating, lovely, heartwarming endings I’ve seen.Truly, Unravel is a special game.

Despite its problems, Gravity Rush Remastered is a refreshing change of pace, and a thoroughly enjoyable game to play. While not an improvement per se of the PS Vita game besides the graphics, it does bring Kat to the larger PS4 audience, and will undoubtedly win a few hearts. Especially with the less than average price for a PS4 game.

A fresh, compelling take on the “cabin in the woods”-style teen horror.

You’ll get frustrated, I can guarantee it – but that’s the point. It doesn’t offer tutorials, because the game is confident in your ability to prevail. It’s a treatise on our ability to develop and grow, as we attempt to make sense of the unknown.

So while Hardware Rivals is fun for a while it still has a lot of annoyances to overcome.

Enjoyable and frustrating in equal measure.

The difficulty curve might scare some people away, especially those who haven’t experienced an XCOM game before. There are a few little technical hiccups like certain alien enemies going invisible during their attack animations, or damage numbers taking a few seconds to show after an attack has played out. However, these things are easily ignored and I can still highly recommend XCOM 2.