Reviews

Systems... Nominal The return of the beloved sim series is a showcase for joyful mech combat.

On the road again Dontnod's road trip sequel is far too focused on the finish line.

Spy Goggles Despite having all the right gadgets, this VR stealth game is no superspy.

Killtacular Reach has aged gracefully thanks to a consistent campaign, and mouse aim makes multiplayer better than ever.

OK Computer Game Modern life is rubbish in this indie adventure about monotony and the daily grind.

Trouble and Strife Even though it's an action-RPG now, Darksiders Genesis feels like a return to form for the series.

VEX-COM A turn-based strategy game full of great ideas, but also annoying bugs.

Fighting fit So was it worth the eighteen-year wait?

spirited Finding a spark of genius in Lost Ember

Rebel Assault Decimate legions of poor, innocent Stormtroopers in Respawn's Star Wars adventure.

Drug Bust A disturbingly literal war on drugs.

Best Western The old west feels brand new again.

M1 Grand An excellent wargame for both new and hardcore strategy fans.

Sunny Spell The best Need for Speed for years, despite its obnoxious racers.

Cheeky The prequel to The Binding of Isaac keeps McMillen's creepy universe and forward-thinking strategy.

Lovren It Sports Interactives' latest FM focuses its efforts on long-term play with winning results.

Climb Excellent VR combat and movement wedged inside a repetitive quest system.

Claw and order The cat is on the case.

Ageing gracefully The best Age of Empires now has a fitting remaster.

animal bossing Planet Zoo's beautiful animals are a real handful to manage in Frontier Developments' new sim.