Latest Reviews
Journey is an immaculately constructed, expertly choreographed experience that tells a story in an intelligent way, exploring themes of faith and fate, death and rebirth with a rare delicacy of touch.
Escape Plan is a frustrating adventure that rarely gets a chance to show its true potential
Is this a case of robot love, or is Sega's shooter best left on the scrapheap?
Syndicate's callous world of corporate dominance feels more pressing than ever in 2012, but Starbreeze lacks the confidence to execute on this chilling vision of the future.
Good or bad, game or no game, you've just got to play Asura's Wrath. And, in truth, that probably says it all.
A lack of cohesion and clear thought from Remedy ensures American Nightmare feels like a missed opportunity
A good idea with some unfortunate but devastating missteps, Gotham City Impostors still has enough time to avoid the custard pie flying at its head.
UFC Undisputed 3 is still a game that's best enjoyed with likeminded fight fans, on the same couch and with the same competitive spirit.
The Darkness II's commendable mechanics are matched by numerous wonky moments, an awkward cast of characters and some wearying repetition. It's got plenty of heart, but it needs more soul.
Reckoning is a workmanlike interpretation of what makes an RPG tick, placing a spotlight on all the right mechanics and features that most titles struggle to perfect.
Scarygirl is a functional platformer-come-brawler that's almost entirely devoid of distinction.
