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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Feb 7, 2022

Critic80/100

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An elegant martial arts meditation on temporality and self-possession, set in a loving but touristy idea of China.

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Christian Donlan·Feb 7, 2022

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A zen puzzler that lingers restless in the mind.

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Christian Donlan·Feb 3, 2022

Critic100/100

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A thrilling leap forward for a magical skating series.

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Martin Robinson·Feb 2, 2022

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Dying Light 2 is an ugly game. Taking place some 15 years after Techland's parkour-fuelled 2015 open world original, it…

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Chris Tapsell·Jan 26, 2022

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It's a strange kind of punishment, being a long-term player of Game Freak's collective Pokémon works. To have played al…

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Jan 26, 2022

Critic80/100

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For a genre defined by unpredictability, roguelikes often sound staggeringly boring. These are games for initiates, cas…

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Martin Robinson·Jan 21, 2022

Critic80/100

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Tinkering with the classics is always asking for trouble. There's the legion of fans to satiate, the details you daren'…

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Vikki Blake·Jan 21, 2022

Critic75/100

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Rainbow Six Extraction is a little like going to your parents home and finding an entirely different family living ther…

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Christian Donlan·Jan 18, 2022

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Drinkbox's latest is an ARPG that has real fun with the classes.

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Christian Donlan·Jan 13, 2022

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A microsurgical blending of genres results in a lovely balance of precision and chaos.

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Malindy Hetfeld·Jan 10, 2022

Critic75/100

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Wytchwood is a pop-up picture book with a lovely feel - but busywork intrudes too often.