
Cities: Skylines 2 review
thinner city Cities: Skylines 2 review: A sequel packed with big improvements, but a fair share of disappointments.
thinner city Cities: Skylines 2 review: A sequel packed with big improvements, but a fair share of disappointments.
REVIEW Not quite a bullseye, but darn close.
Second contact It's Stellaris, but not as we know it.
FINE HEXWORK A tale of two games.
DEATH ON THE NILE Creative Assembly’s first historical Total War in ages combines classic real-time battles with the most 4x-y campaign yet.
Conservative strategy Forza Motorsport takes few risks, but snatches simcade supremacy anyway.
PES Dispenser EA shows Konami how to relaunch a footy franchise.
Groovy A familiar but filling all-you-can-eat strategy buffet
LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT Repetition and technical shortcomings hold back this marriage of real-time stealth and turn-based tactics.
best-laid plans A promising co-op FPS anchored to a charmless grind.
STALLING FOR TIME This long-awaited shopkeeper sim feels trapped between selling and storytelling.
BARE BONES A solid but oddly soulless entry that fails to commit to being a series reboot.
Riders on the worm Arrakis proves an apt, if overly familiar, 4X setting in Dune: Spice Wars
Preem, choom Cyberpunk's first and only expansion is a tense spy thriller with some of the most grueling choices I've ever seen in an RPG.
No Whammies Astrea raises the deckbuilder stakes with gambling tension.
NEW HORIZONS Ubisoft's latest racing game bridges the gap to the untouchable Forza.
Puppet Show Even with strings attached, Lies of P holds its own.
Fresh Bomb Rush Cyberfunk surfs the Y2K nostalgia wave in style.
Space Toddyssy It's Bethesda's biggest RPG by far, but nowhere near its best.