Jeremy Peel
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A shift away from single-player leaves Call of Duty with its most lopsided and homogenous entry in decades, though what it does offer is consistently good fun when accepted on its own terms.
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A typically snappy entry in the best series that action tower defence has to offer, held back by a repeating roguelite structure that's only partially successful.
Wild Bastards
Blue Manchu's creative hybrid combines whip-fast shootouts with thoughtful cowboy management.
System Shock
While its refusal to let you cheat the exam will prove too punishing for some, the new System Shock is a breathtakingly beautiful and astonishingly faithful remake that proves the enduring power of Looking Glass design.
Dishonored’s magic is spread thin across a co-op open world where compromise is everywhere
Colossal Cave
Ever wondered what adventure games were like in the ‘70s?
XCOM has morphed into a brilliant superhero social sim.
Abermore
A heist sim that's so much less than it could have been.
Weird West
Arkane founder’s first indie outing is a chaotic soup of colliding systems, and that soup tastes absolutely delicious.
Jett: The Far Shore
Jett is a game that's equal parts wonder and frustration, an evocative adventure that feels brilliant under the thumbs, but one whose creative systems feel stifled by rigid story-telling.
