It's business as usual for dear old Sonic. Which isn't necessarily a very good thing. [Jan 2018, p.82]

The game plays better with a mouse but this is still the full Sims 4 experience. [Jan 2018, p.80]

Turns out that fighting the machine has rarely been this dull. [Jan 2018, p.78]

A stunning audio and visual presentation doesn't cover the cracks at the core. [Jan 2018, p.75]

Does a few good things, but is horribly basic compared to other big sporting titles. [Christmas 2017, p.90]

A winning tribute to TV's crassest kids, wrapped up in a fresh and fun RPG shell.

Far from great, with a fair few bugs, Morphite is enjoyably shabby all the same.

A beautiful but unchallenging exploration game that's a little on the brief side.

The wrestling is superb - but its teething problems must be patched quickly.

A gripping, well-told horror story held back by occasionally awkward handling.

Egypt and star Bayek make this a promising forebear to a new age of Creed.

A wildly ambitious fantasy fighter that's sadly lacking the fundamentals.

Capcom's cult favorite is worth the attention of any RPG/adventure fan out there.

A streamlined multiplayer and less gimmicky single-player gives CoD a nice refresh.

Smart, satisfying, brutal: Undoubtedly one of the best shooters of the generation.

Performance issues and progression complaints compromise this survival fantasy. [Nov 2017, p.86]

A spin-off that unfortunately fails to scratch that irritating Saints Row itch. [Nov 2017, p.85]

A simple hit of pure nostalgia, pulled off with aplomb. Welcome back, hedgehog. [Nov 2017, p.83]

A clever and satisfying experience that'll test your creativity and patience. [Nov 2017, p.82]

This exceptional tactical stealth game gives new life to what was a tiring genre. [Nov 2017, p.80]

A great action-RPG - a few slight tweaks to the formula could see it become utterly essential. [Nov 2017, p.78]

Rewarding and engrossing, it's a fine F1 game. Fix that framerate and it's perfect. [Nov 2017, p.76]

It suffers from a slow and repetitive first act, but once Chloe and Rachel meet, sparks fly. [Nov 2017, p.74]

Whether chatterbox, lone wolf, newcomer, or old hand, Destiny 2 is unmissable. [Nov 2017, p.70]

Stealth fans, heed our warning: Serial Cleaner might promise a hardcore genre fix, but behind the '70s veneer lies a game that takes pleasure in leaving you fuming. And unlike actual cleaning, it awards you with none of the satisfaction of a job well done.

Doesn't fully realize its potential, but these are early days.

A satisfying if uninventive tribute to the new era of dark, narrative platformers.

Personality overwhelms in Unbox: Newbie's Adventure, making the world feel alive and kicking - if boxes had feet, that is.