
Having spent much more time with MMO Lost Ark, I'm still struggling to engage with its grindy quests, despite its excellent combat.


Having spent much more time with MMO Lost Ark, I'm still struggling to engage with its grindy quests, despite its excellent combat.

Rainbow Six Extraction is a tactical FPS that borrows from Rainbow Six Siege's best bits and turns them into a moreish, alien-busting time.

Nobody Saves The World is an action RPG with clever, shapeshifting combat, but it's let down by repetitive dungeon crawling and a lack of character.

Solar Ash see you rollerblade on the back of big monsters. It's stylish and oh-so-smooth when it gets in the flow, but is hampered by repetition.

Battlefield 2042 is an FPS that has its fun moments, but is blighted by performance issues. Portal still holds great potential, but even that needs more time.

Call Of Duty: Vanguard's multiplayer does just enough to be fun, but is largely unambitious. Zombies is a similar story and lacks any weight.

An unremarkable FPS story set in World War 2. Has moments of spectacle and is largely quite fun, but feels like you're a gun on-rails, hardly a war hero.

A heroic action adventure that's simple, but full of surprises and little details. Unmissable for Marvel fans, but also a solid buy if you're just after a good time.

A gigantic open-world FPS that has you running between map markers to fell a dictatorship. It's undeniably fun, if a bit overwhelming.

I Am Fish is a fun physics platformer with clever levels, a bit of puzzling, and a terrifying man wearing a farmer's cap.

Lost In Random is an adventure through Tim Burtonville that's got cool combat and a wonderful aesthetic, but doesn't surprise as much as one might expect.

Recompile's a hacking action adventure game that makes exploring code a platforming, puzzling treat, but could make things a bit clearer sometimes.

El Shaddai: The Ascension Of The Metatron's PC port is still as visually stunning as ever, but repetitive fights make sightseeing a real chore at times.

Chronos: Before The Ashes on PC is a port of the VR original that loses the magic of VR and reveals a pretty subpar soulslike experience in its place.

Discover why Call Of Duty Black Ops Cold War's multiplayer and zombies modes are a return to form but feel a little light on content.