While Civ VI can feel like a greatest hits collection, plus a b-sides, remixes and rarities disc, 25 years on its core gameplay still stands the test of time. [Issue#257, p.51]

Exploding heads and taking drugs is fun for a while. [Issue#256, p.65]

A love letter to the joy of exploration and randomness. [Issue#256, p.64]

Klang may be short, but it's a hell of a lot of frantic rhythm action fun while it lasts. [Issue#256, p.62]

Starts with so much promise, but eventually becomes an experience as barren as the desert it's set in. [Issue#256, p.61]

Evokes the spirit of Riven, but fails to recapture its soul. [Issue#256, p.60]

Room to grow, but a triumphant return that shows Blizzard is serious about restoring WoW to its former glory. [Issue#256, p.58]

As it stands, Eternal Crusade is far too unpolished to be much fun. [Issue#256, p.55]

FM 2017 is the best the series has been, and thus the best football management game around. But the improvements are too incremental and the new features too disposable to make this a value-for-money day one proposition.

A disjointed first episode that makes Bruce a monster and Batman a button mash. [Issue#255, p.64]

For rogue-like obsessives and robosexuals only. [Issue#255, p.62]

Only buy it so Polyslash can afford to make something better. [Issue#255, p.60]

It's partially broken, shallow, repetitive and aimless, but hang me, I still kind of love it. [Issue#255, p.56]

Despite some flaws and stability issues, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is an engrossing RPG rich in atmosphere. [Issue#255, p.53]

Short for what you're paying, Fated is nonetheless a prime example that VR is not just about flashy action and virtual heroics. [Issue#254, p.69]

If you liked Lemmings but thought it could do with more brain munching, this is the game for you. [Issue#254, p.68]

A potential classic, hamstrung by unkept promises made during 2.5 years of Early Access. [Issue#254, p.64]

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]

Developer with bad track record wants you to pay big for uninspiring loot-em-up. Choices is yours. [Issue#254, p.61]

A fun puzzle platformer that replaces jumping with a flying head and body-snatching. [Issue#254, p.60]

Takes two great ideas and merges them into a half-baked mess of poor controls and monotony. [Issue#254, p.59]

Substantial expansion with significant new content. But price is very hard to swallow. [Issue#254, p.58]

Even though it's a linear game, Abzu offers a sense of freedom to rival any sandbox. [Issue#254, p.56]

I Am Setuna might fill a current market gap, but it doesn't do anything new or interesting. [Issue#254, p.53]

The difficulty makes Furi pretty inaccessible, but if you like to be punished, this is the game for you. [Issue#253, p.64]

Mostly great bosses and some nice narrative flourishes do a lot to make up for the fairly repetitive combat and generic story. [Issue#253, p.63]

Survival mechanics obscure an otherwise competent but uninteresting adventure. [Issue#253, p.62]

Commits the quintessential crime of the T&A brawler: the girls aren't even hot. [Issue#253, p.61]