A surprisingly good mix of adventure and puzzle wrapped in a pretty shell. [Nov 2014, p.62]

A frustrating experience. [Nov 2014, p.60]

Some rough edges, but this is the finest RPG to emerge in many years. [Nov 2014, p.56]

Fan service of the highest level, though feels a little samey at times. [Nov 2014, p.54]

Solid action wrapped in a fascinating simulated Orc society. [Nov 2014, p.52]

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

Clunky and unwieldy, ultimately its redeeming feature is a different subject matter to the majority of titles. [Oct 2014, p.64]

An at times confronting, well spun mystery and fascinating setting. [Oct 2014, p.63]

A beautiful expansion of a franchise hampered by its history. [Oct 2014, p.60]

A refreshingly crisp and astutely focused look at one of the greatest 19th century battles. [Sept 2014, p.60]

Still a gripping wargaming experience, despite an aging engine. Does a great job of capturing the nuances of the campaign. [Sept 2014, p.58]

Beautiful to look at and stunning to listen to but lacking any real depth when it actually comes to play. [Sept 2014, p.52]

Fun, but grindy and lacking reasons to return. [Sept 2014, p.50]

A polished, intricate and highly enjoyable old fashioned RPG featuring some very modern mechanics. [Aug 2014, p.60]

A very different, beautifully constructed and compelling look at the horrors of war. [Aug 2014, p.58]

A less than successful attempt at what could have been a novel concept. [Aug 2014, p.57]

An excellent expansion for an already excellent RTS. [Aug 2014, p.56]

Fun enough for some dedicated campers, with some truly tense multiplayer action. [Aug 2014, p.50]

They cut the crap, made the good stuff better and here we have the best arcade racer you can buy today. [Aug 2014, p.48]

Overall, it just feels too casual, too cartoony. On a tablet that can be forgiven, but as a PC game it seems more than a little limiting. [July 2014, p.63]

Haemimont's third Tropico game brings welcome changes while not diverging too much from the well worn path. [July 2014, p.60]

The idea of randomly generated levels and scares is sound, it's just that the pieces used are so limited that it becomes horrifyingly boring. [July 2014, p.58]

Gorgeously rendered and scored, if somewhat hazy when it comes to the actual story. [July 2014, p.54]

An incredibly tight, good looking single player experience, the anti-CoD if you will. [July 2014, p.50]

There are some strong gameplay elements in Watch Dogs, but overall it's merely an adequate open world game. [July 2014, p.46]

Gorgeous graphics combine with a fantastic combat system to deliver a pretty unique experience. [June 2014, p.60]

A gem that combines a great PC franchise with simple gameplay and a reasonable Free to Play business model. [June 2014, p.54]

The definitive Dark Souls II experience, the latest entry to The Souls series shines on the PC. [June 2014, p.50]