It hits choppy waters at times but this is ultimately an extraordinary undersea tale. [Feb 2017, p.84]

Its flaws and fun come fro the same tangled history, but the latter easily wins the day. [Feb 2017, p.81]

Patchily enjoyable but the novelty of a return to the slopes soon wears off. [Feb 2017, p.78]

Doesn't reinvent the zombie-killing wheel, but it's the most polished Dead Rising yet. [Feb 2017, p.74]

Very tough but seldom unfair, Furi is an unyielding and tantalising taskmaster. [Jan 2017, p.91]

It's flawed and frustrating at times, but worth seeing through to the end. [Jan 2017, p.90]

A mechanically sound shooter that's hampered by a lack of scale and inventiveness. [Jan 2017, p.88]

A ravishing journey across a magical landscape. It's kiddie, but quite irresistible too. [Jan 2017, p.86]

Consistently brilliant - the best Hitman game, and one of the best games of the year. [Jan 2017, p.84]

An over-ambitious episodic series that struggles to live up to its own opening. [Jan 2017, p.82]

An intelligent and self-aware sequel, this successfully shifts the tone of the series' debut. [Jan 2017, p.80]

A game with a beautiful world, meticulously crafted missions, and superb stealth. [Jan 2017, p.77]

A wonderfully versatile character creator powers and imaginative, wide-ranging adventure. [Christmas 2016, p.91]

Fiddly mechanics and non-intuitive gameplay make this a niche within a niche. [Christmas 2016, p.90]

This is what happens when Dragon Ball Xenoverse goes Super Saiyan. [Christmas 2016, p.88]

Blasphemy! It's still amazing, but feelings of over-familiarity are starting to creep in. [Christmas 2016, p.87]

Like Roman Reigns, it looks the part, but the wrestling is rubbish. Scrap this and start again, 2K. [Christmas 2016, p.86]

A brilliant representation of a classic setting, and irresistible fun with four people. [Christmas 2016, p.84]

The heart thumping combat you love in a fantastically realised World War I setting. [Christmas 2016, p.81]

IF you're really itching to return to Arkham, it might be better to fire up your Xbox 360. [Christmas 2016, p.78]

Tons of official content make for an authentic racer, but there are visual deficiencies. [Christmas 2016, p.77]

An ambitious study of crime and race slightly spoiled by niggling bugs and menial missions. [Christmas 2016, p.74]

Cleverer and more creative than the first, this truly complete Titanfall is a game-changer. [Christmas 2016, p.71]

The sweeping world map is brilliant, but married by subpar presentation and frustrating AI. [Dec 2016, p.91]

The most realistic football simulation yet: PES' depth and control are simply stupendous. [Dec 2016, p.88]

Inventive and original, this is retro done right. Another success for Pac-man. [Dec 2016, p.87]

It we had to choose just one Hitman episode to keep and replay, it might well be this. [Dec 2016, p.85]

Fast, beautiful and fully featured, it's not only the best Horizon, but the best Forza, too. [Dec 2016, p.81]