Reviews

Scraping by Despite technical wobbles, MotoGP 21 justifies another annual release.

Lady killer The scariest Resident Evil yet.

Help Yourself Fight alongside your past selves in this time travel FPS.

Circuit breaker Silicon Dreams asks, "Are you feeling lucky, cyberpunk?"

Smelting Pot Smelter combines strong platforming levels with a lackluster real-time strategy map.

ver.1.224… The singular 2010 action RPG has gotten better with time (and a remastered PC release).

Abe Returns A beautiful presentation, but glitchy in a frustrating way.

mask off Crash 4 turns back the platformer clock.

Hot Deck An irresistible card-based roguelike.

COMMON People Can Fly's inconsistent looter shooter isn't worth the ride.

Mini-vania The '80s and '90s live on in a new game based on the classic novel, RPG, and anime series.

Galaxy Brain Feral Cat Den transforms the epic history of the universe into a noir adventure.

Animal Control The latest in Might and Delight's animal nomad series has lost its way.

Pixel perfect A vibrant retro-futuristic fantasy adventure about cyber heroes and digital legends.

Boss in Space Manage a space station fuelled by nostalgia.

Dragon Aged Kiryu's finale isn't a major departure from its predecessors, but still finds its own rhythm.

Upscaled Maquette pairs a novel puzzle-solving apparatus with a plaintive romance saga.

Khan’t compete Can the latest entry in the struggling series rebuild its strong foundations?

Flow rider Technically, it's called "Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 4," but we'll just go with Supercross 4.

Down Under Some cool and clever ideas mix well here, but are Hellsign’s bad jujus worth the squeeze?