Simply brilliant. [Nov 2014, p.95]

Nothing groundbreaking, but it's a sweet and tasty slice of nostalgia that delivers a welcome warm, fuzzy feeling to new-gen. [Nov 2014, p.94]

Some of the most fulfilling murder mysteries going. [Nov 2014, p.94]

The formula needs an update. [Nov 2014, p.94]

Counterspy's scrappiness makes anything beyond [a few hours of fun] rather dicey. [Nov 2014, p.90]

There's just too much wrong at the grass roots level. [Nov 2014, p.92]

It's just a pity Fetch doesn't break from Second Son's tired mission design a little more. [Nov 2014, p.91]

This baby could have done with more time in the dev womb. [Nov 2014, p.90]

An engrossing ecosystem. [Nov 2014, p.90]

Only for the genre's hardcore. [Nov 2014, p.90]

Equally frustrating and hilarious. [Nov 2014, p.89]

Well worth the upgrade. [Nov 2014, p.88]

Cheap, shonky, sometimes non-functional, Air Conflicts: Vietnam is so pitifully crap that it's almost adorable. Just like those little two-legged dogs with the wheels. [Oct 2014, p.95]

Despite some minor technical flaws and a few clumsy moments, Metrico is a smart and rewarding experience that uses PS Vita's features brilliantly. [Oct 2014, p.94]

Thus far the standout episode this season. [Oct 2014, p.93]

It felt genuinely good to not be playing it anymore, and that is a rare thing in games nowadays. [Oct 2014, p.92]

Those pay walls are simply too vast to ignore. [Oct 2014, p.92]

Plucky. [Oct 2014, p.92]

Brutally compelling and utterly essential. [Oct 2014, p.91]

An entertaining oddity that never panders, enriching through tasteful adult gags and a truly earned sense of progression. [Oct 2014, p.90]

It's rarely short of absurd charm or interesting things to do. [Oct 2014, p.88]

The addition of Reaper of Souls content makes this an essential upgrade for veterans, while the power of PS4 ensures it's smoother than a dolphin's back. [Oct 2014, p.87]

Unique, dripping in detail, and well worth rediscovering. [Oct 2014, p.83]

The most ambitious game on PS4 and an MMO shooter that rises above story problems by letting you create your own epic narrative with friends every second of play. With continued updates, Destiny will only get better. [Oct 2014, p.82]

A polished labour of love, Velocity 2X is addictive in both its top-down and platforming sections and visually astonishing to boot. A truly triumphant must-have title. [Oct 2014, p.86]

Among the rubble there are elements of what could be a good game, but it's not worth your time to excavate them. Technically disastrous, it lets down its own story. [Sept 2014, p.111]

Today it carries far more historical worth than it does actual entertainment. [Sept 2014, p.110]

The end result remains a clunky curio that only diehards are likely to endure. [Sept 2014, p.110]