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Concord is by no means a disaster and has the potential to grow into a compelling hero shooter. But a thin selection of modes, characters who leave a weak impression, and a misguided overabundance of lore make it a hard sell currently.
Teenage ennui permeates but never overwhelms
The film is out, finally providing a decent successor to the original. But how can the series fare when turned into Lego? Did they stop to think about whether they SHOULD make Lego Jurassic World?
PayDay 2 returns, bringing its unique brand of vault-breaking gunplay to new-gen consoles. With a cameo from Keanu Reeves, can this persuade you to put on a mask and yell 'everybody down'?
Heroes of the Storm outshines the likes of Dota 2 and League of Legends because it respects the value of your time. Blizzard's 5v5 team brawler takes a
Sloppy combat and ongoing optimisation can't quite spoil this dark fantasy adventure, set in a stunning world of blood and black magic.
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood is very much an expansion of its fun, entertaining predecessor, but doesn't quite pack the same emotional clout. Still, a great FPS worthy of your attention.
With every new iteration, the tangled ball of plot threads that is Assassin's Creed gets a little more complicated. Given that its overarching story
"MKX is enough outrageously violent fun to justify a little self-education, provided you've got enough
MLB The Show 15 is the tenth entry in the MLB: The Show series, having started life on PSone. Now it's on PS4 and Xbox One, surely it's the best baseball game ever? Well, after Baseball on the Game Boy, of course...
We named Dark Souls on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC the Best Game Of All Time. Bloodborne on PS4 shares that game's DNA, even if it isn't technically part of the same series. No pressure, then...
True to its name, Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is a survival horror adventure built for two. The game's local-only cooperative story places a strong
Final Fantasy Type-0 may have started life as a PSP game, but its mysterious world and fast-paced combat are still an exciting mix. Shame about the voice acting and interface, though.
Battlefield returns, with a cops and robbers theme instead of the usual armies and terrorists. Can the game make up for Battlefield 4's brilliant yet buggy new-gen outing?
Video game sequels are usually a simple undertaking, in philosophy if not execution. You take what was great about the first game, remove the bits that
If you can steel yourself for a challenge and come to grips with an unwieldy checkpoint system, Ori and the Blind Forest will mesmerize you with its lush