Kieran Stockton
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A beautiful union of impeccable visuals, thought-provoking setting and solid puzzle gameplay.
A lifeless world teeming with gameplay and technical problems make this an action RPG worth skipping.
Mirror's Edge Catalyst is at times an exhilarating experience, but poor combat and an anemic setting means its attempted great leap falls short of the target.
Doom
This visually stunning reboot of an iconic franchise is a success on every level and not only reinvigorates an old classic but perhaps even the first-person shooter genre itself.
While the savage combat in Shadow of the Beast shines, the lackluster platforming tarnishes what could have been something special.
While it's not a revolution in terms of survival gameplay, a strong sense of setting and great soundtrack make this a trip down the river well worth taking.
While some control issues can be a point of frustration, Gravity Rush is a great game that looks and plays beautifully. Its unique movement, charming story and intriguing characters make this an adventure worth taking on current-gen hardware.
As depressing as it is innovative, This War of Mine: The Little Ones is a powerful and challenging experience that tackles mature themes of the fate of humanity when war cuts us off from society.
Jonathan Blow's superb creation matches cerebral puzzle design with absolutely stunning visuals and the end result is a testament to the power of innovation and creativity.
While there are transient moments where its elements come together, Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India's lack of compelling story and cumbersome controls get in the way of a good time.
Black Ops 3 features an unflinchingly violent campaign with bizarre narrative elements, but it's the great balanced multiplayer that marks this as a solid entry worthy of your time.
With a great personal tale to tell, the staggering beauty of the game’s world coupled with the genuine compulsion to want to explore every corner makes this a near-perfect adventure game.
