Call Of Duty: Ghosts is a familiar experience, but it’s been fine tuned to almost perfection. The multiplayer is the best it’s been in a long time.

In many ways Irrational has combined the best elements of original BioShock and Infinite and returned us to a world we’ve been sorely missing.

Distinctly average, and aside from a few interesting online elements there's little to keep you coming back for more after your first few hours of gameplay. [Issue#104, p.84]

A masterclass in classic platformer design, DuckTales: Remastered may be over quickly, but it's a nostalgic trip that will certainly inspire a few smiles. [Issue#104, p.83]

It's the Ultimate edition you didn't ask for, but still good fun. [Issue#104, p.82]

Everyone loves karaoke. [Issue#104, p.81]

The improvements all help make it a much better learning tool. [Issue#104, p.80]

For fans of F1 both casual and hardcore this is still well worthy of your attention. [Issue#104, p.79]

Smart advances on pitch make the game skillful and extremely rewarding. It's just a shame that a few small niggles haven't been fixed from last year. [Issue#104, p.76]

It feels like the current gen is holding it back from greatness. [Issue#103, p.87]

The bugs overshadow what is a generally poor update of a classic game. [Issue#103, p.86]

Although fun, it'll only keep you entertained for infinity if you're happy to watch Mr Incredible beat up Aladdin guards for all eternity. [Issue#103, p.84]

Spark Unlimited had the ambition to revive the Lost Planet franchise, but the execution is sorely lacking in multiple areas. [Issue#103, p.82]

Learn the nuances then revel in the gorgeous results. [Issue#103, p.80]

It's one of the best local and online co-op games available on 360. [Issue#103, p.77]

One of the most innovative and fun platformers of the generation. [Issue#102, p.82]

Payday 2's unique brand of co-op mayhem cannot be missed, but for this price and when learning how to pull off a perfect heist is just so much fun. [Issue#102, p.81]

It's not ready yet. [Issue#102, p.78]

We won't deny that Killer Is Dead has some issues, but what it gets right it does so with gusto and originality, and in today's world they are valuable attributes indeed. [Issue#102, p.74]

The design mantra, it would appear, is to offer you as much freedom as possible. [Issue#102, p.70]

As stupid and amusing a game as we've seen this generation and even though some of it may be repurposed, the original stuff is good enough that it barely matters. [Issue#102, p.66]

GTA V is funny, genuinely laugh out loud funny – and not in a ’shoving a ten-inch purple dildo up your arse’ funny – the humour is told through situation, through incredibly clever writing and wonderful sense of place. Really, that says everything you need to know about GTA V. Rockstar has spent five years, and an insane amount of money, building a game that is not only bold enough to step away from expectation, but brave enough to revel in its combined history as well.

Spaceman dude has a fantastic array of weapons. [Issue#101, p.85]

It's a bad game compromised further by awkward monetisation. [Issue#101, p.84]

Extremely boring. [Issue#101, p.80]

By the end of the game, you'll be questioning your sanity. [Issue#101, p.78]

Simple, compelling and really hard to put down. [Issue#100, p.87]

It's just a shame that it technically can't match up to its really lofty ambitions. [Issue#100, p.86]