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

A fun distraction buck lacks enough depth to keep your attention for too long. [Aug 2015, p.65]

Ronin's turn-based combat is a breath of fresh air. A solid game in spite of its brevity. [Aug 2015, p.64]

An excellent introduction to the world of MOBAs for anyone put off by the learning curve or community of other games. [Aug 2015, p.63]

A great narrative experience but rather dull from a gameplay standpoint. [Aug 2015, p.62]

Not offensive enough to cause outcry, not good enough to warrant paying attention to. [Aug 2015, p.60]

It's not perfect, but it's a worthy successor to the now 20-year franchise. [Aug 2015, p.58]

Crippled by performance issues and bugs, there's an incredible game waiting to emerge if Rocksteady can remedy the Bat's woes with patches. [Aug 2015, p.55]

A bright and fun side-scroller that you can lose hours in, or just play for a few minutes - either way, it will keep you coming back. [July 2015, p.64]

Riddled with problems but charming in its obvious enthusiasm. [July 2015, p.63]

An immediate feedback loop of risk and reward that rewards those with endurance. [July 2015, p.62]

Fun but unremarkable sim racing that is impacted by various issues and an overall lack of polish. [July 2015, p.58]

A puzzling, polarising first-person-platformer that fails to live up to its potential, despite holding some promise. [July 2015, p.56]

Not as nuanced as The New Order, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood is still a great FPS. [July 2015, p.54]

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]

Some fun twin stick shooting but the bird's eye view removes any Halo nuance. [June 2015, p.65]

An interesting game, despite its hangups and frustrating difficulty. [June 2015, p.64]

Based heavily on Dungeon Keeper 2, this title with its twelve year old trappings has ignored all the innovations that have come since. [June 2015, p.62]

Sharp, sweet, with intelligent puzzles and stunning backdrops, Lemma is definitely worth a play. [June 2015, p.61]

A golfing game with attitude; Vertiginous Golf currently offers little besides its single player, though it manages to be charming and fun nonetheless. [June 2015, p.60]

Charming and brimming with nostalgia, but a little too limited to be truly great. [June 2015, p.59]

Destined to join the ranks of the truly great and memorable new age Rogue-likes. [June 2015, p.58]

Excellent fighting mechanics and an incongruously good story hampered by serious performance issues. [June 2015, p.56]

Packed with a wide range of gameplay, some great features, and - amazingly - works the first time. Great stuff from Rockstar. [June 2015, p.53]

It's a fitting coda to the "Colonial America" story arc that should satisfy hardcore fans. [May 2015, p.68]

Sprawling and beautiful in equal measure. It can be a tough slog, but it's worth it. [May 2015, p.62]

Add another [10 points] if you can find other people to play with. [May 2015, p.60]

Be a Lethal Weapon in single-player, enjoy a different take on multiplayer. Visceral gives you the best of both worlds. [May 2015, p.57]