Reviews
219Smart updates and beautiful restorations ensure this must-play Zelda stands the test of time… Source
S-Game has crafted some of the fastest, most engaging combat of any action game, even if it' Source
While it won’t break any doors down, what’s here could be a cult classic in the making…
Alongside Square Enix’s Pixel Remasters and other HD-2D games, Resonance isn’t an essential experience…
Nintendo’s fifth sports game has plenty to offer, whether you care more about solo or multiplayer…
Konami's iconic series makes a welcome return, but the bar has been raised during its absence… Source
Rita's Rewind is a wonderful love letter to Power Rangers and old-school beat 'em ups, meaning it should easily appeal to fans of either or both. Results vary when it strays into different genres, but at no point does it ever stop being fun to play. It's short, and the voice samples are repetitive, but as long as you can cope with that it's thoroughly enjoyable.
We had a smile on our face from beginning to end while playing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. As close as games can come to a genuine old-fashioned Hollywood blockbuster, it's also an incredibly rich adventure game stuffed to the gills with secrets to find.
Stalker 2 could be a great game in a few years, but what's presented at launch is a technical mess that doesn't capitalise on its best ideas. Compelling side stories and a brilliant setting do a lot of the heavy lifting, but at launch Stalker 2 isn't an adventure we'd fully recommend embarking on.
Lego Horizon Adventures won't top any game of the year lists, but it's an enjoyable retelling of Aloy's first story, mixed with witty, Lego Movie style writing, and gameplay that will entertain the whole family.










