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Simon Parkin·May 28, 2015

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Angela Burnes, a protagonist you only see caught in the reflections of the surfaces that she dutifully polishes, is a k…

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Martin Robinson·May 24, 2015

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Destiny's developer Bungie has recently got into the habit of referring to last September's release and the two subsequ…

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Simon Parkin·May 19, 2015

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Neon Struct's greatest achievement though is in its brooding storyline, told through tense phone conversations, brief chats on the streets and, most vividly, through the sense of fear you feel when you're kicked out of a supporting institution of near-omniscient power, to a place of want and hiding. The narrative is told with a light touch (characters have names such as Vinod Chhibber and Director Furtwengler) but it feels weighty and relevant, without tipping into blunt moralising. The best kind of science fiction thriller then: one dressed in the style of the future, but engaged with the pressing issues of the present.

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Oli Welsh·May 17, 2015

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A majestic, earthy open-world adventure with great integrity and personality, this is the best role-playing game in years.

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Dan Whitehead·May 14, 2015

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A charmingly presented but tediously repetitive seafaring RPG that fails to make a big enough splash.

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Rich Stanton·May 13, 2015

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A blaster to be mastered, Not a Hero's combat is flexible but strains against a tight leash.

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Christian Donlan·May 12, 2015

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And once the final mission's done there's a scamper up the difficulty levels, alongside endless, custom and time attack modes, the latter of which works a bit like speed chess, but with people getting whacked over the head. In truth, while pleasant, this is a covering of the bases that Invisible, Inc doesn't really need. Much like the lives of one of its secret agents, this is a game defined by short, sharp thrills. It's so filled with purpose that is has no need to outstay its welcome.

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Dan Whitehead·May 7, 2015

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Tried and trusted gameplay is boosted with a generous, if slightly monotonous, serving of genuinely fresh content in this budget prequel.

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Oli Welsh·May 7, 2015

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Laden with features and options, Project Cars rewards patient players with an authentic and exciting circus of motorsport.

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Richard Cobbett·May 6, 2015

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Eventually, Kerbal Space Program becomes a game about triumph. Getting into space. Landing on the moon. Mastering physi…

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Dan Whitehead·Apr 23, 2015

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If last year's The Evil Within saw Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami reclaiming the survival horror gameplay he popul…

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Richard Cobbett·Apr 20, 2015

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War for the Overworld isn't Dungeon Keeper 3 but, buggy as it can be, it sometimes gets close.

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Maddy Myers·Apr 19, 2015

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Why would Sonya Blade fall in love with Johnny Cage? Mortal Kombat X does not even attempt to solve this riddle, choosi…

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Dan Whitehead·Apr 19, 2015

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An improvement over its predecessor, with some welcome new ideas, this is lacking in depth and long term appeal.

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Simon Parkin·Apr 12, 2015

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In Titan Souls every strike is fatal. At a glance there appear to be no fair fights in these dainty hills and valleys, …