‘Farpoint’ review
When paired with the PlayStation VR Aim controller, Farpoint’s first-person shooting dazzles, but lacks original ideas.
‘Tekken 7’ review
'Tekken 7' offers minor improvements to the series’ mechanics, but its half-baked nature doesn’t offer enough reasons to really get to know it.
‘Arms’ – Nintendo Switch Review
Nintendo Switch game Arms offers party-style fighting fun, with split-screen play and motion controls. But fighting fans will find the controls frustrating.
‘The Swords of Ditto’: Our First Take
'The Swords of Ditto' is a charming rogue-lite that's devilishly difficult, yet reels players in time and time again with its approachable mini-adventures.
‘Skull and Bones’: Our first take
Skull and Bones bulks up the naval gameplay of the Assassin's Creed series with some welcome depth that just might be able to support a full game.
‘Vampyr’: Our first take
Vampyr puts you in the difficult position of trying to protect the people of London from the Spanish Flu and other vampires as you wander the streets.
‘Splatoon 2’ Review
Splatoon 2 improves on the original across both its campaign and multiplayer, in small but meaningful ways.
‘Pyre’ Review
Can ‘Bastion’ developer Supergiant games strike gold again with its newest game? Read our ‘Pyre’ review and find out.
‘Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice’ review
In Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, developer Ninja Theory holds back its stylish action to tell a disturbing story.
Agents of Mayhem Review
Agents of Mayhem sadly drops interesting characters into generic open world missions that are as tedious as they are repetitive.
‘LawBreakers’ Review
“LawBreakers” adds speed and gore to the formula that “Overwatch” popularized, and the combination works surprisingly well.
‘Madden NFL 18’ review
In our ‘Madden NFL 18’ review we check out the games' fantastic new story mode and its dedication to increased realism on the field.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy review
In our Uncharted: The Lost Legacy review we explore what might be “Uncharted” at its best, with a shorter but tighter campaign that proves Nate Drake isn’t essential to the franchise.