Fantastic music and a few new features make this LEGO game good, not great. [Sept 2018, p.78]

Perfectly competent retro adventure that's missing a certain modern spark. [Sept 2018, p.76]

Provides tons more fun and cool stuff to do in an already quest-packed fantasy RPG. [Sept 2018, p.74]

A flawed yet ultimately winning tie-in that serves up the best dinos on Xbox. [Sept 2018, p.72]

A must-buy game that offers several hours of intense fun. Get blinded by the lights. [Aug 2018, p.90]

Atmospheric taste of life as a vamp, nicely balanced between action and investigation. [Aug 2018, p.88]

A nostalgia-filled, well-rounded collection which will keep gamers absorbed for AGES. [Aug 2018, p.86]

The mix of solid arcade play and deeper-deluxe sports sim should please tennis fans. [Aug 2018, p.84]

Beautifully made if somewhat linear. Fun to play through even though the town is quiet. [Aug 2018, p.82]

A stunning mix of crime caper and children's cartoon elevates this simple platformer. [Aug 2018, p.80]

Laborious and horribly put together, Agony really will put you through hell. [Aug 2018, p.78]

Exacting and exhilarating, this slightly fugly remaster remains a challenging classic. [Aug 2018, p.76]

A slick, chaotic arcade driving/combat game too easily spoiled by lag. [Aug 2018, p.74]

An imperfect but thoughtful game that demands time, and will reward you by eating it up. [Aug 2018, p.71]

A great concept for a game, but probably somewhat lacking in long-term appeal. [July 2018, p.90]

A beautiful, summery game with furiously fun puzzles that adults and kids will love. [July 2018, p.88]

A very limited online shooter with a somewhat superficial design mode. Shame. [July 2018, p.87]

Mostly fun retro beat-'em-up that can be challenging, but not so much that it's rewarding. [July 2018, p.84]

Fun for a while, but difficult, repetitive and marred by the controls. [July 2018, p.82]

A dark and textured tale of love, loss, and lore that's unfortunately over a bit too soon. [July 2018, p.80]

A very different take on strategy/action that uses difficulty spikes as a design feature. [July 2018, p.78]

A great retro RPG, but a few niggles make it tough to enjoy by modern standards. [July 2018, p.76]

A memorable, emotional journey you won't want to miss that looks very attractive. [July 2018, p.74]

Rough around the edges but with a very shiny centre, and the toughest race on Xbox. [June 2018, p.88]

Origins is too good to return to the Assassin's Creed games of yesterday. [June 2018, p.86]

A sensitive portrayal of mental illness and rigorous combat: Hellblade is almost perfect. [June 2018, p.84]

A poorly polished, poorly realised and remarkably underwhelming action game. [June 2018, p.82]

The thrill of a 400-foot homer can't make up for many faults. Swing and a miss. [June 2018, p.80]