With only one episode left to go, Escape Plan Bravo offers a well-deserved but still enjoyable break in the action.

If you want a brilliantly designed logistical puzzler then so many other games offer so much more.

The story is strong and the characters interesting enough that clicking through all that dialogue isn't likely to put you off.

A must buy for any racing fan or car nut.

If you have a passion for American football, there really is no better replication of the sport this well designed and executed.

Toy Soldiers: War Chest is a decent tower defence title but is severely hamstrung by poor performance, dodgy looks, a big old paywall to character content and some odd design decisions.

The White March Part I adds another twenty hours or so of content, and has the same polish present in Pillars. The biggest criticism is its awkward insertion into the main game, feeling more like an unnecessary addition than an essential piece of Eora’s canon.

Risen 3: Titan Lords Enhanced Edition is a game that feels like a massive missed opportunity.

Veterans of the point-and-click genre may find many of Broken Sword’s puzzles straightforward but if you haven’t already picked it up it’s a game worthy of anyone’s collection.

A fantastic sandbox for experimentation, yet this framework is not backed up by a rich environment.

Submerged can only be described as a huge disappointment that squandered its potential thanks to some terrible design decisions and being let out the door far too early.

It's far greater than the sum of its parts and should please all fans of JRPGs.

Rory McIlroy PGA suffers from the same issues that we’ve seen with many other EA titles over the years, particularly when new hardware is introduced.

One of the first adventure releases in a while that successfully blends the old and the new.

We can’t wait to see the conclusion to the story we started back in January, as well as playing the role of Max one last time. It’s been a long and bumpy ride, but we’re glad we are on board.

A must-own title for PlayStation fans.

Despite an increase in action, Game of Thrones continues to disappoint with a sidenote storyline.

An unforgettable experience, Rapture deserves to be played by anyone with a fondness for stories.

For die hard motorsport fans, F1 2015 is certainly the champion. For everyone else, it's one race you'll struggle to finish.

Not content on being best episode in the series so far, Catch A Ride is one of Telltale Games' finest works to date.

The game is a spellbinding experience that really is a credit to its medium.

An emotionless take on the genre, with little but its reliance on nostalgia to sustain its brief running time.

The Crimewave Edition does too little to Payday 2 to make it a really worthwhile update.

N++ is a gem, a deliciously evil little treat wrapped in moreish gameplay that most developers can only dream of, eliciting cheers and screams in equal measure.

There’s real potential here, nearly enough for it to be worthwhile for fans outside the genre to check it out. But nearly enough isn’t quite enough, and too many instances of archaic dungeon design combined with the poor story and insta-death combat situations means that it’ll stay far away from the mainstream.

Batman: Arkham Knight is a very good game, held back from greatness by some odd design decisions.

All in all, Monster Truck Destruction is an unsatisfactory experience at present that is best avoided.

If you enjoyed the original Devil May Cry 4 despite its repetitive nature and you know you want to invest time into learning the new characters, then we recommend you pick up the game. But if you only have a passing interest and the sound of three playthroughs isn’t music to your ears, then we suggest you wait until the next iteration in the Devil May Cry series.