Concord feels out of touch and already out of time.

Old school strategy, sensibly modernised. Creaky cutscenes and character art aside, the visual overhaul works wonders.

Star Wars Outlaws is Ubisoft's most ambitious game in years, but it plays the basics way too safe.

Tactical Breach Wizards review: Excellent turn-based tactical combat wrapped up in a joyful, tightly-written story.

An entertaining roguelike deckbuilder held back by irritating design decisions. Frustrating, but far from a bust.

Black Myth: Wukong blossoms with an eccentric cast of characters and expressive combat all wrapped up in the rich world of its source material.

Ironclad's impressive sequel has made me proud to be a sinner.

While light on visuals and variety, Natsu-Mon's comforting world makes it a delightful summer escape.

Familiar and inventive, tough yet easygoing, World of Goo 2 is a whole world of fun.

Sharp and compelling strategy that expands on the first game with a clever new progression system, but at over twice the length it's in danger of outstaying its welcome.

Cygni: All Guns Blazing is a rollicking bullet hell-inspired blockbuster that never lets off the gas.

Earth Defense Force 6 is big, dumb co-op fun and a masterclass in asset recycling.

A grim reminder of the senselessness of war and the best old-school survival horror game in ages.

Not hard enough to be a challenge, but not painless enough to be relaxing.

A deep, surprisingly sticky, truly free-to-play mashup of what you like from a bunch of other survival MMOs.

Dungeons of Hinterberg is a beautiful puzzler—and a satisfying riff on the Austrian tourist economy.

ZZZ is a shallow, polished front for a relentless online store.

A serviceable slice of Soulslike fantasy that doesn’t do enough to stand out from an overcrowded genre.

Anger Foot is a funny, unique FPS only slightly let down by performance issues.

Kunitsu-Gami's a gorgeous and engaging take on the tower defence formula.

A rich world and amazing dungeon design more than make up for dips in the story.

Riven is as impressive, immersive, and unmissable as it's ever been.

A masterfully designed expansion to one of the best action RPGs of the last decade that not only complements the base game but expands its thematic and systemic scope even further.

It's simply the best Destiny 2 expansion—both a satisfying conclusion to the series' first saga, and a compelling shooter packed full of stuff to do.

An emotive story that is equal parts terrifying and traumatic.

Vengeance combines the fresh, familiar, and the fiendish into one incredible RPG.

Less assured and sorely missing story mode, this feels like a downgrade over F1 23.

An awkward story doesn't hold Capes back from being one of the best turn-based strategy games of recent years.