At times cumbersome, Crimes & Punishments has enough tricky and well-paced crime-solving mysteries to keep you fully engaged. [Issue#117, p.86]

We're still looking for a true story mode. [Issue#117, p.85]

There are plenty of challenges. [Issue#117, p.84]

An utterly inoffensive third-person shooter. [Issue#117, p.83]

Moment-to-moment gameplay is great, making it such a shame that the elements connecting matches is so underwhelming. [Issue#117, p.82]

It seems pointless praising a game everyone knows is great, but this version provides a much more stable gaming experience.

An open-world classic driven by systems over story. [Issue#117, p.76]

It still feels clunky in places. [Issue#117, p.74]

It's a slick, mechanically sound, and lavishly produced shooter that uses beauty to try and mask the potentially great but uninspired gameplay inside. [Issue#117, p.62]

D4 has some problems, but it’s absolutely worth a play if you’re after a game unlike anything else on the Xbox One. Bloody crazy, but charming as well.

A contender for the title of 2014’s best racer, Forza Horizon 2 builds on foundations laid by its predecessor to make a diverse, entertaining experience.

Despite delivering the one improvement many have clamoured for, Magic 2015 falls short of its predecessors in almost every other regard. [Issue#116, p.84]

Real golfers will love the challenge, and the course design feature is a trump card. However, it won't give the average user much of a buzz. [Issue#116, p.83]

Beautiful, funny, a mite easy but lots of fun. [Issue#116, p.82]

This is just about the dancing. [Issue#116, p.81]

A top pinball game to play with friends, but on your own it can get boring. [Issue#116, p.80]

The big improvements have really enhanced the experience this year. [Issue#116, p.79]

A veritable mess. [Issue#116, p.78]

It's literally just a case of run in, kill a bunch of things and find the exit. [Issue#116, p.76]

Little mis-steps in design and pacing make it non-essential, but definitely recommended. [Issue#116, p.75]

Upgraded graphics, improved gameplay and all-new content to see. [Issue#116, p.72]

There’s more than just a love for the source material here; Alien: Isolation also displays a thorough understanding of what made it work. The game is a worthy accompaniment to Ridley Scott’s film, and there are few bigger compliments we can dish out than that.

In fixing FIFA 14’s biggest issues, EA Canada has only created some fresh problems. FIFA 15 is worth your money, but this year’s finest football game may still be to come.

There's a good trading card game here, even if you need to figure it out solo. [Issue#115, p.87]

Better suited to nostalgic gamers than newcomers. [Issue#115, p.84]

A jack-of-all-trades, master of none. [Issue#115, p.82]

Fun and accessible, Sacred 3 is an action-RPG for those that haven't yet delved into the genre. It's not perfect, but it's deep, tactical and extremely stabby. [Issue#115, p.81]

Cry Wolf isn't without its problems, but it provides a satisfying conclusion to an episodic series that we feared would wrap inconclusively. [Issue#115, p.76]