Ambitious but uneven, Shadowlands is an exciting evolution of World of Warcraft.

Twin Mirror begins with an intriguing set-up but, disappointingly, ends up going nowhere.

This is a fun, vibrant open world game with a great sense of humour. I just wish it felt nicer to play.

Empire of Sin's many bugs, balance issues and competing systems undermine what could have been a novel mob management game.

The flock of dizzying strategic possibilities and the brilliant plumage it's dressed in make this digital board game a must-play.

Beyond Light is a fun campaign on a beautiful and expansive new world, but Destiny 2 is still some way from being the best version of itself.

A smooth and mesmerising experience that includes nothing it doesn't need.

With a newfound litheness on the pitch and deep data analysis, FM21 gives you an easy excuse to relapse.

Incredibly tough but perfectly fair, Ghostrunner cuts the cybernetically enhanced mustard.

A pleasant, samey slasher that may bore your digits while making your GPU sweat.

Möbius Front '83 makes a difficult genre easy to understand, but it lacks thrills.

Cold War is an inessential distraction from the best Call of Duty on offer.

Fuser feels like a natural evolution for Harmonix and, scoring system aside, lets players take control of the music more than ever before.

It's got well-observed characters and some genuinely weird moments, but the actual bug hunting isn't much fun.

Bloody and captivating, Valhalla is Assassin's Creed at its best.

Despite a little turbulence, The Falconeer takes you on a memorable ride.

A fun, charming, and occasionally brilliant Yakuza game, let down by an overabundance of repetitive turn-based battles.

Arcade offroad racing of the like we’ve played four times previously.

Not quite as novel as its predecessor, but the co-op is still bewitching.

Watch Dogs Legion's play-as-anyone gamble just about pays off. Most of London's citizens are way too ordinary to be much fun, but the few I grew to care about wound up feeling more important to me than most videogame protagonists ever do. Not bad for a group of randomly generated misfits. And I even wound up loving all those drones.

A frankly terrifying exercise in pushing Doom as far as it can go.

A hardcore team game that's fun when you work together, despite some unfriendly systems.

Torchlight 3 does a great job with its class design, but the world feels barren and unfinished.

Disc Room provides hours of high-stress fun for daring adventurers, and a few mysteries to solve.

Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?! is as stressful and satisfying as searing the perfect sirloin.

A brilliant tale of terror, even if the ride is a little old and clunky.

Genshin Impact's open world and clever combat are fantastic, but its endgame tries way too hard to milk you for cash.

A modest remaster of a fun but flawed RTS that’s stuck in the ever-lengthening shadow of its predecessor.