Dark Room's shadow is so long the series' conclusion may struggle to step out from under it. [Oct 2015, p.94]

For the most part the game is either unwilling or unable to leave you stumped for long. [Oct 2015, p.94]

A slow, soaring game with real heart, set in an often stunning realised setting. [Oct 2015, p.91]

Its first chapter hasn't quite connected. [Oct 2015, p.91]

Something entirely different. [Oct 2015, p.91]

It's just a shame it's taken so long to get there. [Oct 2015, p.91]

Just beware a few sharp edges. [Oct 2015, p.91]

Stale gameplay, unevocative level design and a control scheme that's about as responsive as a cave troll on Ketamine. [Oct 2015, p.89]

It's just a pity the engine is a little bit of a shambles. [Oct 2015, p.89]

It looks lovely and the frantic combat is delightfully nuanced. [Oct 2015, p.89]

Don't expect a transformative HD remaster. [Oct 2015, p.88]

A starry cast, gorgeous visuals and great performance capture makes it burn brightly during the short running time. [Oct 2015, p.86]

Strong on-ice gameplay and terrific multiplayer are offset by a lack of innovative modes. While this is a solid rebound from a shaky next-gen debut, NHL 16 still has work to do to regain greatness.

While the game feels padded and the animation creaky, DMC4's crisp combat wins through. [Sept 2015, p.95]

Sometimes mechanics aren't enough. [Sept 2015, p.95]

Draws out deserved enthusiasm from you through its first half, followed by increasing frustration as the wheels start to fall off the wagon. [Sept 2015, p.94]

When it goes the way you want, though, Victory VS is a bold, enjoyable mess. [Sept 2015, p.94]

Full of instant gratification. Its novelty value does fade, though. [Sept 2015, p.93]

A confident first expansion. [Sept 2015, p.92]

A totally fresh proposition. [Sept 2015, p.89]

In spite of itself, it conveys and rewards a love for the sport. [Sept 2015, p.89]

It's been a hell of a ride so far. [Sept 2015, p.89]

A stripped-down sneak-fest. [Sept 2015, p.88]

A solid bedrock for PS4 iterations, if lacking long-term appeal. [Sept 2015, p.87]

Wonderful visuals mask a messy, unnecessarily frustrating stomp. [Sept 2015, p.86]

More game than you can shake a stickman at. [Sept 2015, p.84]

Pulsating. [Sept 2015, p.82]

There's little reason to buy Ultra Street Fighter IV if you have any version of Street Fighter IV on PS3, but post-patch it remains great despite a rather crusty conversion. [Apr 2015, p.95]