Initially quite interesting but ultimately frustrating and unsatisfying. [Sept 2017, p.91]

Grows enjoyable source material into the finest mind game available on Xbox One. [Sept 2017, p.90]

Scrappy and limited, this is a disappointing return for a gaming classic. [Sept 2017, p.89]

A comprehensive bike sim that benefits massively from its new management mode. [Sept 2017, p.88]

Turgid storytelling, poorly explained mechanics and abysmally unoptimised code. [Sept 2017, p.86]

A giant but vacuous superhero battle frenzy that disappoints in many areas. [Sept 2017, p.85]

Performance problems spoil a slick city-builder with a lot of potential. [Sept 2017, p.82]

Superbly tactile, and with that track generator this is the sign of a racer done right. [Sept 2017, p.76]

Some great stories reside within, and Vvardenfell is excellently recreated. [Sept 2017, p.74]

Bugs aside, this trip to Camp Crystal Lake is a bloody irresistible delight. [Sept 2017, p.73]

Good ideas are drowned out by a confusing story and frustrating controls. [Sept 2017, p.72]

An astonishing world and fun gameplay are hampered by fiddly controls. [Sept 2017, p.70]

Very difficult to get past the button-bashing stage, but persistence pays dividends. [Sept 2017, p.68]

A competent FPS with questionable jokes, entertaining gunplay and overlong missions. [Sept 2017, p.66]

The story has a lot more heart than any movie offering from the DC Comics stable. [Sept 2017, p.65]

Maybe a bit flat compared to previous seasons but still pretty nerve-jangling. [Aug 2017, p.78]

Accept its slow pace, and Cities: Skylines will reveal depth and drama you couldn't plan. [July 2017, p.90]

Glimpses of horrors can't save this horrifically frustrating experience. [July 2017, p.88]

A carnival of grotesque and gothic fancies makes up for the finicky platforming. [July 2017, p.87]

A sloppy sci fi swing for the Dark Souls crowd which sadly misses. [July 2017, p.82]

An encouraging start for the series, but future episodes need to pack more punch. [July 2017, p.80]

A jack of all military trades that could have been master of one. [July 2017, p.79]

Despite choppy performance issues, this magic puzzler is still a prize catch. [July 2017, p.76]

The aliens don't quite cut it, but Prey offers one of gaming's best settings in years. [July 2017, p.73]

Sleek, sleazy and stylish, but lacking the punch and mouldable story that we crave. [June 2017, p.86]

The puzzles may be easy, but this is a beautiful and genuinely moving ode to childhood. [June 2017, p.84]

What should be lighthearted fun turns into a grind in this knockabout arcade racer. [June 2017, p.82]

Strange, brilliantly original and almost impossible to stop playing until you've solved the puzzle. [June 2017, p.80]