While cloning the original into this sequel, a lot of enhancements were added (but a just as many bugs got in as well). [June 2015, p78]

Seven hours of sweet nostalgic nectar. The true old-school needs to be dug up in NG+ however. [June 2015, p77]

Wrong Number isn't a classic like its sibling, but it is still bloody good fun. [June 2015, p76]

Sword in the Darkness shouldn't be viewed as a bad episode, but it does lack the expected drama. [June 2015, p75]

A strong second episode and some of Telltale's funniest work to date. [June 2015, p74]

Not to be underestimated. Runs like a dream, sucks you in with an addictive cycle of rage-reward like any real nightmare. [June 2015, p73]

Visually striking, nerve-shredding and a fascinating streamlining of the Souls formula. Bloodborne is an exclusive jewel in the PS4 crown and you need to own it. [June 2015, p71]

Boasting looks that kill, a fresh-faced roster, and a pleasing amount of post-story content, MKX is the new fighting game champ to beat. [June 2015, p70]

This is how you pay homage to the greats. Rediscover your gaming heritage. [July 2015, p83]

Not a cut above the main franchise, but a decent stab at a spin-off. [July 2015, p83]

Delivers its subject matter like old people have sexual relations. Dull, rickety, and not recommended. [July 2015, p83]

It's not the second coming of adventure games, but Broken Age is still a memorable jaunt. [July 2015, p82]

Doesn't reinvent the wheel or go above last year's offering. Just a solid fan-service that delights much more that it 'infuhreriates'. [July 2015, p80]

Forget “The Real Driving Simulator”, Project CARS is racing simulation at its finest. [July 2015, p71]

The new benchmark for open-world Western RPGs on PS4. CD Projekt Red, we love the voodoo that you do in the Witcher 3. [July 2015, p70]

Not the best in the series, but packed full of new exclusive extras that make a return visit well worth it. [March 2015, p80]

Not as woah-ful as the screenshots make it look. [March 2015, p79]

Not nearly as good as you remember it. Shooters have come a long, long way since the days of The Duke. [March 2015, p78]

With more oven time this could have been that novelty birthday cake you always wanted but never got as a child. Instead it's just a muffin of disappointment. [March 2015, p76]

Nowhere near as visually impressive as new-gen GTA V, Re-Elected is still wildly entertaining. [March 2015, p74]

Atmospheric and pretty as hell, Resident Evil has been brought back to life with much love and respect. [March 2015, p72]

The definitive DOA for your PS4. Old content greatly outweighs the new. Still plays like a dream. [April 2015, p80]

Not much effort has gone into this 'remastering' but Grim's an Adventure genre all-star. Test your noodle in this netherworld now. [April 2015, p82]

No mulligans here – this is the real deal. [April 2015, p81]

Like a new wrestler getting a push, the fans will determine if 2K’s series succeeds or fails. [April 2015, p80]

Expertly paced and has an arresting visual style. In tight spots, combat can often become a 'flailure'. [April 2015, p80]

To play its best moments, requires a 3 hour tutorial of sorts. Juice is worth the squeeze though. [April 2015, p79]

Monstrous fun, tactical and ludicrously replayable online with the right crew. Single-player provides you with great practice, but wants for narrative and reliable team AI. [April 2015, p76]