A very strong first chapter of an intriguing new adventure series. [Apr 2015, p.61]

Occasionally suffers from a bit of slowdown but otherwise Hands of Fate is a highly polished and idiosyncratic joy. [Apr 2015, p.60]

A challenging, beautiful and rewarding old-school action platformer with a very modern twist. [Apr 2015, p.58]

Not for everyone, but if you like a mix of solo and co-op play, and big monsters, Evolve is very solid indeed. [Apr 2015, p.55]

Frustrating interface and some instability aside, a return to these magical, and bleak, worlds is what we've been waiting for. [Dec 2014, p.60]

More of a spit-polish than a full remaster, but that doesn't matter. Grim Fandango remains a genre high point. [March 2015, p.64]

Fantastic, absurd, and a little on the short side, even for an expansion. [March 2015, p.63]

A proper video game adaptation of a great boardgame - at last! [March 2015, p.62]

It has a good crafting system and some interesting ideas, but it's not as exciting as a series of prison breaks should be. [March 2015, p.60]

Dying Light should showcase everything Techland learned from Dead Island. Instead, it showcases everything they haven't. [March 2015, p.57]

Despite lacking variety in activities at the moment, it has laid the foundation for a very special space sim. [Feb 2015, p.22]

Codemasters should be ashamed for this brazen cash-in, made with the least possible effort. [Feb 2015, p.18]

The lack of content and generous helping of bugs can be easily forgiven thanks to the developer's high reputation. [Feb 2015, p.16]

Dripping with passion for motor racing, Assetto Corsa is a racing sim that can only get better thanks to regular updates. [Feb 2015, p.13]

It's the best Call of Duty campaign in years, and the multiplayer continues to scratch a certain itch. [Jan 2015, p.64]

Deeply flawed in execution but fascinating nonetheless, Never Alone shows that different cultures have wonderful stories to tell. [Jan 2015, p.63]

Strange, challenging and strangely affecting, Particulars is a unique puzzle experience. [Jan 2015, p.62]

It's Far Cry 3 sporting a likable psychotic antagonist and a less douchy protagonist. Baby steps by Ubisoft, but steps none-the-less. [Jan 2015, p.60]

A solid game that could use a little more hand holding, but otherwise another great effort from Relic. [Jan 2015, p.58]

The most fun to be had in WOW since it was released 10 years ago. Worth of a re-sub. [Jan 2015, p.56]

Hilarious, action-packed and engrossing, Tales from the Borderlands is a fresh new take on life on Pandora. We can't wait for more. [Jan 2015, p.55]

Grim and edifying in equal measure. [Jan 2015, p.54]

The best of the Dragon Age series by far and one of BioWare's most accomplished games to boot. [Jan 2015, p.50]

A challenging game full of tactical puzzles and some really engaging mechanics. [Dec 2014, p.62]

Borrowing heavily from past survival horror games, The Evil Within still manages to create fear in its players despite some clunkiness. [Dec 2014, p.58]

A bigger, better, prettier sequel to the wonderful Legend of Grimrock. [Dec 2014, p.57]

Tough, unforgiving but lacking a certain something. [Dec 2014, p.56]

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]