A masterpiece - one of best games on Xbox. [Dec 2016, p.74]

An atmospheric trip that makes us pine for such amazing characters in all the games we play. [Dec 2016, p.73]

Not the biggest Destiny expansion, but certainly one of the most confident and classy. [Dec 2016, p.72]

A great story mode and superb presentation, but gameplay clearly lags behind PES. [Dec 2016, p.70]

A cover shooter sequel with more wild imagination than we dared expect. [Dec 2016, p.67]

It may frustrate, but within its boundaries this is a riveting, intelligent mystery. [Nov 2016, p.90]

One of the better sci-fi puzzlers not starring GLaDOS, with plenty to keep grey matter happy. [Nov 2016, p.86]

Codemasters have created their best racing game - and possibly the best F1 game ever. [Nov 2016, p.86]

Small but perfectly formed - a genuine classic of a Hitman level. Check in and enjoy your stay. [Nov 2016, p.85]

By being beautiful, imaginative and fun, Grow Up is nothing short of a mini masterpiece. [Nov 2016, p.82]

Uncompromising and dedicated to the art of driving. This one's only for genre fans. [Nov 2016, p.81]

No surprises here. If you're in the market for an NFL game in 2016, look no further. [Nov 2016, p.79]

It's heavy going at times, but the imposing sweep of Jotun's world is Asgard as it gets. [Nov 2016, p.79]

There are rough edges, and a hint of retro, but don't let that put you off a true masterpiece. [Nov 2016, p.77]

Not quite worthy of its dev pedigree, but there's enough here to keep our tails wagging. [Nov 2016, p.73]

Great parts, sloppy construction. Will take you to the moon, but maybe not back again. [Oct 2016, p.104]

Bustin' doesn't make us feel good. More like incredibly bored. [Oct 2016, p.103]

A bold, singular adventure that occasionally touches on greatness. [Oct 2016, p.101]

Frankly, we're getting tired of buying games and then waiting for them to be patched so they can actually be played. [Oct 2016, p.100]

A dreamy, trippy, cryptic punishing journey. Leads by the nose, not by the hand. [Oct 2016, p.98]

Has pacing issues, but there's a reason it's been a party favourite for the last 21 years. [Oct 2016, p.97]

A tasty multiplayer morsel that tests eye-to-mouth as well as hand-to-eye co-ordination. [Oct 2016, p.96]

A promising start for the Bat. If only it didn't run like a dog. Telltale: sort it out for part two. [Oct 2016, p.94]

Narrowing its scope may make purists moan, but we've never played a more enjoyable Deus Ex. [Oct 2016, p.91]

Decent in single-player but thrilling in co-op, this is a fine upgrade of a good Resi outing. [Sept 2016, p.89]

Ditches tricks for a succession of lame ideas that don't belong anywhere near a biking game. [Sept 2016, p.87]

A masterful continuation of a captivating tale - powerful, sad and deeply involving. [Sept 2016, p.85]

There's promise but The Technomancer just can't get away from well-worn genre conventions. [Sept 2016, p.84]