
A visually striking rhythm game that suffers from an identity crisis.

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A visually striking rhythm game that suffers from an identity crisis.

A reinvigorating sequel for the series that leaves no doubt about its place in the RPG pantheon.

With its refined new handling and piles of options, this is about as good as real racing gets right now.

A fitting end to a fantastic story that shakes things up while still scratching the Dishonored itch.

A delicate, thoughtful, detailed game of football.

We've beaten the campaign, bested the Leviathan Raid, and competed in the Trials of the Nine. Now it's time for the Verdict.

This year's EA hockey game adds a couple of new features but coasts the rest of the way.

The first episode of this prequel series delivers some promising angst.

Knack 2 is lacking in a number of areas, but its strengths outweigh its weaknesses. The pacing is spot-on, the combat satisfying and the gameplay varied. Co-op is genuinely good fun too, and most definitely the best way for younger gamers to get into the action. Knack 2 is definitely a step up from the original, then, but until the writing and characterisation improve drastically, it's not going to be a true first party titan.

Obsidian's sweeping '90s-style RPG makes a triumphant crossover to consoles.


Towering monsters steal the show in this action-MOBA.

An innovative fighting game that introduces a rich and personal combat system in a beautiful world, but it has yet to reach its potential.

Based on its colorful world, beautiful animation, and source material you might expect Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle to be “My first turn-based tactics game.” But you're in for a surprise: even for XCOM vets some of its battles are challenging puzzles. Some of its tougher levels do devolve into a trial-and-error slog, but a good mix of enemies, objectives, and character abilities keep things interesting.

A faithful ode to F1, and as good a simulation of a single, modern motorsport as you can get.

A broad and deep expansion that restores a fear of the unknown.

The shift to Frostbite doesn't refresh gameplay much, but Longshot is a great and memorable single-player mode.