Amiable adventure game that gets more annoying as it drags towards its lacklustre end. [Sept 2016, p.79]

A frustrating, joyless platformer that buries its few good ideas under apathetic nostalgia. [Sept 2016, p.77]

An excellent action puzzle platformer, but unnecessary if you have it on Xbox 360. [Sept 2016, p.76]

TT's most polished game in ages. Just give it a few films before the next one, yeah? [Sept 2016, p.74]

Densely packed, tightly scripted and ripe with potential for those prepared to put in the hours. [Aug 2016, p.91]

Full of imagination, but you'll need a will of steel to get through its toughest trials. [Aug 2016, p.80]

More of the same great game, but it's time for an upgrade. Bring on Fallout 5. [Aug 2016, p.88]

Makes Elite's vast sandbox richer, deeper and more varied, but missions still need work. [Aug 2016, p.87]

Confusing for newbs and too shallow for fans, but has moments of flashy satisfaction. [Aug 2016, p.86]

Blizzard at its best, refining a formula until it sings. As good as team-based shooters get. [Aug 2016, p.83]

By turns brilliant and infuriating, this falls just short of being a score-chasing classic. [Aug 2016, p.80]

Flashy and frantic brawler hamstrung only by its devotion to online co-op. [Aug 2016, p.79]

A promising follow-up to C&P let down by its insistence on badly designed set-pieces. [Aug 2016, p.78]

A hugely satisfying end to the best RPG in recent memory. Is it wrong we want even more? [Aug 2016, p.76]

Crap combat aside, this great open-world game finally builds on Mirror's Edge's potential. [Aug 2016, p.73]

Fun shooter with a strong voice, even if that voice could do with shutting up sometimes. [July 2016, p.87]

A sharp heroine and supporting cast, blunted by time constraints and uneven pacing. [July 2016, p.86]

A varied but over-engineered shooter that's a little bit of everything and a whole lot of nothin'. [July 2016, p.84]

The real horror is that a great story's been swallowed by a need to scare instead of intrigue. [July 2016, p.83]

Will have you glued to your screen...waiting for it to do something. Spare yourself the pain. [July 2016, p.82]

Fun, if often frustrating, but far from the revolution we were hoping for. [July 2016, p.80]

Superhot is an effortlessly cool, highly original take on the fist-person shooter genre. [July 2016, p.79]

Not a revolutionary sequel, but that hardly matters with skating this superb. [July 2016, p.78]

A tremendous return for an all-time great. Doom feels so fresh by being so old-school. [July 2016, p.75]

One of the worst titles on Xbox One, and another savage disappointment for rugby fans. [June 2016, p.87]

Tries to address fans' wishes, but wobbles under the weight of its hollow generosity. [June 2016, p.86]

Given time and space we finally appreciate RE6 for the dumb actioner it is. Nice port, too. [June 2016, p.84]

No amount of lovely art can prevent this statfest from causing chronic yawns. [June 2016, p.83]