Crude, confusing, but also charming, this creature feature's teeth remain sharp. [May 2018, p.90]

It's a genuinely bad game in every respect. [May 2018, p.82]

Fast, furious, if a little fussy, this blistering remaster rejuvenates a cult classic. [May 2018, p.89]

A busy, challenging, and intriguing take on the city-building genre. [May 2018, p.86]

Makes co-op gameplay more worthwhile than anything else before it. [May 2018, p.84]

A pleasantly straightforward and playable racer, Gravel is capable but ordinary. [May 2018, p.80]

A game that doesn't always balance the line between reward and challenge. [May 2018, p.78]

An amazing world full of promise, but currently rather empty. More updates will be key. [May 2018, p.74]

Takes all comers in a stand-up fight, but somewhat flounders on the ground.

A huge action RPG that is bursting with love and detail. And a fair few bugs, too.

Somehow Dynasty Warriors 9 fails to meet even the lowest expectations.

A lighter experience than perhaps the developer intended - which is a bit of a shame.

A pleasing fusion of brawler and bullet-hell, this is a co-op game brimming with personality.

A unique but flawed puzzle game set in a world that is never less than engaging.

Charming, beautifully odd, if a little taxing, this hunter will devour your nights.

Intentionally slow pacing is admirable, but it derails an otherwise enrapturing game. [March 2018, p.84]

A flawed but still enthralling narrative adventure that's worth experiencing. [March 2018, p.82]

A tiresome Diablo pretender that's somewhat elevated by a fangs-sharp script. [March 2018, p.80]

No honor ever inflicted on a Sim compares to this. Be brave and enter its dark world. [March 2018, p.78]

A wonderfully emotional return, but struggles with some poorly written characters. [March 2018, p.76]

A stupidly fun fighter: fast, aggressive and oozing with love. [March 2018, p.74]

One of the best and most disturbing horror stories you'll play on Xbox One. [Issue#160, p.86]

A crisp HD upgrade for one of the finest and most elegant games of its genre. [Issue#160, p.84]

A throwback party game that's clearly aimed at a very specific audience.

An honest and charming attempt to reinvigorate the 3D platformer genre.

A stealth game with frustrating AI, horrible controls, and game-breaking bugs.

Though ponderous in places, there's nothing quite like this curious sandbox caper. [Jan 2018, p.90]

A well-refined iteration that plays it safe for the most part, but is still good for a boogie. [Jan 2018, p.88]