The closest any racer has come to completely simulating its target sport. [Nov 2018, p.94]

A compelling story with a huge amount of player freedom, but overwhelming at points. [Nov 2018, p.93]

A truly beautiful setting undone by balance issues. Fingers crossed for future fixes. [Nov 2018, p.91]

A compelling science fiction drama that just misses the mark of greatness. [Nov 2018, p.90]

A well-done continuation. But if they kill Clem at the end, this score reverts to Zero. [Nov 2018, p.88]

Tight action gameplay and beautiful sprite work make this an indie must-have. [Nov 2018, p.86]

Poorly executed, lacking personality and completely disrespects your time. Avoid. [Nov 2018, p.84]

EA's touchdown sim gets plenty right, and leaves behind some fallow seasons. [Nov 2018, p.83]

There's a general technical ropiness. [Nov 2018, p.80]

An HD re-relase of a beloved series. It's a pity that it hasn't received the remaster treatment. [Nov 2018, p.78]

A stylish, unsubtle but solid co-op shooter with lashings of old-school charm. [Nov 2018, p.75]

A proper [if short] RPG which perfectly captures the joys of Adventure Time. [October 2018, p.94]

Strong, satisfying melee combat and smart levels make for a great sequel. Best with friends. [October 2018, p.92]

Fiddly but disarming, this patchy locomotive just about stays on the tracks. [October 2018, p.91]

Though admirable in ambition, it doesn't quite deliver the punch we'd wanted. [October 2018, p.90]

A stonking update for a forgotten classic, complete with all new bells and [rave] whistles. [October 2018, p.88]

A fun, frenetic first-person shooter that suffers from a few frustrating flaws. [October 2018, p.86]

A mostly forgettable, by-the-numbers JRPG which can try the patience. [October 2018, p.84]

Perfectly balanced fights in a small package, we just wish there were more stages. [October 2018, p.83]

Fantastic co-op mayhem, but complicated recipes sour the taste slightly. [October 2018, p.80]

A playable and competent - if lightweight - crack at a Left 4 Dead style shooter. [October 2018, p.78]

Wonderful for exploration but has some issues with resource management. [Oct 2018, p.75]

An ambitious but watered-down racing experience that rarely satisfies. [Sept 2018, p.92]

Excellent combat executed with stylish flair. A must have for action game fans. [Sept 2018, p.90]

A beautiful, emotional look at the world through a nine-year-old lad's eyes. [Sept 2018, p.89]

Some N Sane platforming precision, but Crash sets the remaster bar high. [Sept 2018, p.88]

A near-flawless collection of the original arcade versions. Plenty to get stuck into. [Sept 2018, p.86]

A delightful, violent sandbox occasionally hobbled by so-so missions. [Sept 2018, p.84]