Not without a few issues, The Witcher 3 is still a towering achievement for CDPR and is one of the best RPGs in years. [July 2015, p.51]

Dark, ambiguous and deathly refined, Dishonored delivers a world as strikingly beautiful as the stacked simulations within. A masterpiece. [Nov 2012, p.58]

A love story. A private story. A rare privilege. [Jan 2012, p.40]

The rarest of all expansions: the one that's better than its base game. [Aug 2012, p.58]

The pinnacle of full-scale multiplayer warfare, Armored Kill is Battlefield perfected. [Nov 2012, p.85]

A stunning example of cross-game persistence, genre-blending and adaptive narrative. [Mar 2010, p.62]

Fast, stupid and thoroughly enjoyable - Rocket League will eat your life five minutes at a time. [Sept 2015, p.55]

As good as open world action gets. [May 2011, p.58]

Larian Studios has taken an already brilliant game and made it better. Original Sin Enhanced Edition is borderline perfect. [Dec 2015, p.59]

An incredibly powerful, emotionally engaging experience; a watershed moment for videogame narrative and storytelling. [Feb 2013, p.70]

Old-school charm with modern mechanics makes for one of the best RPG experiences in ages.

All in all, the Enhanced Edition is a triumph. Projekt Red took a great game and made it better. While the new content won’t take too much time to plough through for a veteran, it’s worth playing the original campaign again just to marvel at how much has been tweaked. [Nov 2008, p.54]

A warm, moving tale of alienation and redemption in the era of late stage capitalism.

It's a masterpiece, guaranteed to have players flocking to forums to discuss the ending and try to unravel with it all means. [Issue#254, p.62]

Quite possibly as good as it gets when it comes to sci-fi horror. [Nov 2014, p.48]

Delivers on every promise of the original, being an instant classic that proudly stands alongside the PC's finest shooters. [Oct 2012, p.62]

Nothing short of a stealth masterpiece, Mark of the Ninja highlights everything we love about the genre. [Nov 2012, p.77]

Brilliant execution of a unique premise. A definite contender for game of the year so far. [Issue#262, p.61]

Bethesda's finest hour and one of the greatest RPGs of all time. [Christmas 2011, p.47]

This is about as good as an indie game can get. Treat yourself. [June 2011, p.60]

Beyond Earth is the finest thing that Firaxis has made and a game that we suspect we'll be playing for a long time to come. [Dec 2014, p.52]

A masterpiece by any measure. [July 2013, p.89]

Once you get a hang of the numerous systems, Path of Exile becomes one of the best action-RPG experiences you can have. [December 2013, p.88]

If this is what Ubisoft is capable of in ts "spare time", it deserves more time off. Inject this glorious blue neon goop into our veins. [June 2013, p.82]

We urge you to try and understand Hitman's environment, take action within it and control it as much as you possibly can. [Issue#250, p.60]

Not the best port, but not the worst either. The game, on the other hand, is one of the best you'll ever play. [Issue#250, p.65]

Weak story notwithstanding, Arkane Studios has again delivered a truly excellent stealth action game. [Issue#258, p.53]

Simple controls and deep mechanics combine to make a seriously great puzzle experience. [Issue#258, p.58]