Adam Ryan
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With slick and satisfying gameplay wrapped in a visually stunning package, AllStars has an almost limitless potential that will only go unrealised if a few irritating roadblocks stay unmoved.
With revamped combat and a slick presentation, Super Mech League is a vast improvement over the original in many ways, though a lack of content might limit the amount of time you spend with this robot rumbler.
Valhalla brilliantly mixes brutal combat with satisfying stealth to offer up a package that ticks many open-world boxes that are so often missed
The gameplay, presentation and depth are all strong with the force, but one of the two multiplayer modes keeps this space dogfighter from achieving the rank of master
The technical issues and repitition of Marvel's Avengers are a drag, but they don't eclipse the deep combat and exceptional campaign
A gorgeous and intriguing open-world and an engagingly authentic Japanese cinema-style allow Ghost of Tsushima to stand head and shoulders above most other entries into the genre
The emotionally-driven plot and moral choices drive you forward, even if the technical issues, puzzle difficulty and lack of scares tries to take you backwards
SnowRunner
While it's an off-road simulator with good vehicle variety and excellent terrain physics, unresponsive steering and creeping monotony damages the overall experience
Exploring the colourful, strange and entertaining titular planet is a blast when combined with a progression system that keeps things moving at a steady pace, with only a few stumbling blocks that threaten to derail the experience along the way
Thoughtful, challenging combat, plenty of variation in all facets and a narrative that hits the mark, this is the singleplayer Star Wars experience that many of us have been waiting for
An incredibly unique title that takes chances we don't often see on a AAA scale, Death Stranding is gorgeous, sombre and intriguing, underpinned by a motif of human connection despite largely revolving around fetch quests and traversal
