The slithering feels fantastic despite a few slip-ups. An enjoyable, if a little frustrating, game. [June 2017, p.74]

Reminds us how great shooters were before Doom and Wolfenstein were rebooted. [June 2017, p.72]

Wickedly funny and not afraid to make you work, Yooka-Laylee is diabolically fun. [June 2017, p.69]

A basic, functional puzzler that has a nice idea it doesn't really know how to use successfully. [May 2017, p.91]

Simple stealth with a theme you're not likely to forget, but it lacks cohesion and polish. [May 2017, p.90]

Struggling with the camera ruins the imaginative ideas at the core of this Lego installment. [May 2017, p.88]

Gorgeous and impressively focused for its scale. Ubi's best open-world in years. [May 2017, p.83]

A budget stealth romp that'll please the old-school crowd and frustrate everyone else. [May 2017, p.80]

We could almost believe that this was liberated from Shinji Mikami's bin in 1996. [May 2017, p.79]

Rough and ready, silly and ugly, this survival sim is charming, but hugely uneven. [May 2017, p.78]

It can't match up to its predecessors, but Andromeda is a thrilling adventure nonetheless. [May 2017, p.73]

A unique sci-fi horror which is deliciously complex, if a little ugly. [April 2017, p.94]

A fascinating break from the RPG norm let down by terrible performance problems. [April 2017, p.92]

Fun while you're causing mischief around the house, but it doesn't rise to the occasion. [April 2017, p.90]

Fun in furious bursts, Ubisoft's scrapper is simply too one-note to honour its potential. [April 2017, p.86]

Compellingly creepy and narratively stimulating, but poorly served by its puzzles. [April 2017, p.84]

It's slicker than a blood-drenched balcony and the dev's best fascist-smasher yet. [April 2017, p.82]

Simple, slick and satisfying, Halo Wars 2 is the undisputed chief of the console RTS. [April 2017, p.79]

A strange concept in an evocative landscape that's in search of a better game. [March 2017, p.89]

Frustrating shooting is compensated by a sense of freedom and witty writing. [March 2017, p.88]

A fun and deserving indie game that needed a bit of adjustment for sofa-based play. [March 2017, p.86]

An old-school adventure that lacks new ideas but is beautifully put together. [March 2017, p.84]

Unrelenting and vicious: this pitiless survival game is not for the easily frustrated. [March 2017, p.83]

A multiplayer master that shoots to thrill and always hits. Pity about the missing DLC. [March 2017, p.82]

A gorgeous, often savage bullet hell that has the power to charm, thrill and fluster all at once. [March 2017, p.80]

So far, a welcome and even more brutal return to Telltale's most successful series. [March 2017, p.78]

So far, a welcome and even more brutal return to Telltale's most successful series. [March 2017, p.78]

A leaner, meaner breed of Resi that, despite flaws, puts the series back on track...Resi VII has carved itself a seedy, resolutely icky place in our cold, blackened hearts. [March 2017, p.73]