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Dom Reseigh-Lincoln·May 20, 2020

Critic70/100

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Stuart Gipp·May 19, 2020

Critic80/100

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Satazius is the pick of the pack and almost worth the asking price in itself, but if you enjoy the shmup genre then Shmup Collection is a package that will keep on giving.

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Stuart Gipp·May 19, 2020

Critic90/100

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What the Golf? is a sterling effort for Switch that has clearly had enormous amounts of love poured into it. Its aesthetic is a little bit indie-by-numbers but there's so much to see and do here that'll have you (and a friend) laughing out loud. It may not be the most difficult game in the world, but it's damn good fun, even if you don't like golf. Especially if you don't like golf, in fact.

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PJ O'Reilly·May 18, 2020

Critic30/100

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The Elder Scrolls: Blades is a bland and repetitive grind, a free-to-play mobile game all dressed up like a proper Elder Scrolls title but lacking in any of the adventure, exploration, wit or charm of a mainline entry in the franchise.

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Dom Reseigh-Lincoln·May 17, 2020

Critic80/100

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Thanks to some welcome changes to its core systems – mainly the improved battle mechanics and the great onus on story content – Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto is the most accomplished and enjoyable instalment in the series yet. While it's certainly more for the hardcore Naruto crowd, it's nevertheless a meaty package with an impressively vast roster, a huge amount of unlockable content and the addition of the film-tie in for the Baruto storyline. If you love all things Naruto, this fourth instalment is a must-have addition to your ninja collection.

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Chris Scullion·May 17, 2020

Critic60/100

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80's Overdrive may be wonderfully presented, but its problem is that price-wise it's sandwiched between two similar games that are better.

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Chris Schilling·May 16, 2020

Critic80/100

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Marrying astonishing spectacle and overwrought drama, The Wonderful 101: Remastered is one of the most memorable action games you'll ever play. Its delirious excesses come with a price, and it's one that's at little harder to forgive this time, with the original's flaws remaining untouched, and a few compromises made to accommodate the Wii U version's dual-screen set-pieces. But for all its minor frustrations, it's a game that rewards patience and perseverance. Grit your teeth through its control quirks and camera foibles and relish the giddy spectacle of a game that doesn't know when to stop.

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Dom Reseigh-Lincoln·May 15, 2020

Critic70/100

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If you're looking for a retro shooter that isn't actually a 25-year-old port of a N64 game, then Ion Fury is the time-travelling love letter from the past you've been waiting for. While its weapons and boss fights won't leave much of an imprint on your memory, the speed and intensity of its gunfights and the intricacy of its level designs more than make up for it. If you want to be punished and rewarded by the shooter principles of old, this is the new/old FPS for you.

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PJ O'Reilly·May 14, 2020

Critic80/100

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Void Bastards is a delightful roguelike romp through a wonderfully unique cel-shaded comic book world full of loud-mouthed enemies and smart-arsed robots.

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PJ O'Reilly·May 13, 2020

Critic90/100

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Huntdown is a delightfully detailed and expertly crafted throwback to old-school run n' gun arcade shooters.

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Damien McFerran·May 12, 2020

Critic80/100

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While Jet Lancer does become slightly repetitive in places, the tight controls, enjoyable action and massive, massive explosions all combine to create a shooter which is well worth a look – especially if you're a fan of this particular genre.

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Stuart Gipp·May 11, 2020

Critic80/100

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Overall it's a package we think is well worth the asking price, something that's brilliantly simple in principle, but reveals its intricacies and hidden difficulty as you play through; it wouldn't be entirely out of place in a late eighties arcade.

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Oliver Reynolds·May 10, 2020

Critic40/100

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Spirit of the North simply doesn’t hold up well on the Switch, and with poor gameplay and visuals, its relatively short 3 to 4-hour length felt much longer as a result.

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Oliver Reynolds·May 10, 2020

Critic40/100

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SuperMash is a great idea that feels squandered thanks to poor execution.

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Mitch Vogel·May 9, 2020

Critic70/100

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Indivisible is an ambitious game, and there are moments where it seems to buckle somewhat under that ambition.