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Cassandra Khaw·Oct 16, 2015

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Editor's note: While not going into specifics, this review does reveal some minor story details - so be warned if you w…

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Martin Robinson·Oct 15, 2015

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Like the greatest games of any kind, WRC 5 is at its very best when things have gone horribly, horribly wrong. It's the…

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Simon Parkin·Oct 15, 2015

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Editor's note: After a short delay Dragon Quest Heroes has made its way out of Japan and is releasing in the UK and EU …

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Dan Whitehead·Oct 14, 2015

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A welcome revival for a much missed genre, Sublevel Zero's roguelike design can't quite sustain it in the long term.

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Tom Phillips·Oct 13, 2015

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Mechanically you are left with a feeling that there was room for Telltale to - finally - stretch its template a little further than its standard 'side with one character or the other' choices. And if it didn't do so here, with the most open-ended licence going, then it may never. Like all recipes, if you have tried the end result too often then its taste may wear a little thin. But for lapsed Telltale fans or young Minecraft aficionados, Story Mode's opener is an enjoyable first bite.

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Simon Parkin·Oct 9, 2015

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There is only one attack that's able to puncture Megatron's shield, which throbs rather un-menacingly in fetching pink.…

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Paul Dean·Oct 7, 2015

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Emerging from Early Access lean and focused, Prison Architect is one of the best management games in a long time.

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Richard Cobbett·Oct 6, 2015

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It's the wasted potential that hurts the most. Armikrog begins with a catchy song, a gorgeous claymation planet, and a …

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Dan Whitehead·Oct 5, 2015

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As both a parent and a gamer, I'm torn by Lego Dimensions.

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John Bedford·Oct 5, 2015

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If there's one thing Laserlife can't be accused of it's a lack of ambition. Where most rhythm games are content to let …

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Graeme Virtue·Oct 5, 2015

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Building on its impressive back catalogue, Rock Band 4 is a rock-solid return for the stalwart music game.

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Simon Parkin·Oct 2, 2015

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Glitch-ridden and seemingly unfinished, this is a tragic swansong for Tony Hawk's video game career.

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Rick Lane·Oct 2, 2015

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The tourist district of Amity Heights is, in my opinion, the perfect beach resort. The glittering waterfront, once line…

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Jeffrey Matulef·Oct 1, 2015

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The second game from the creator of The Stanley Parable is an intensely personal character study and one of the most daring games in years.

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Richie Shoemaker·Oct 1, 2015

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It has numerous issues and lacks content, but Blood Bowl 2 offers a solid foundation for the future of the celebrated turn-based sport.