Reviews

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions provides lots of over-the-top antics, but unfortunately fails to provide a decent game of football.

No Straight Roads has lovable protagonists and some great music tracks, but its gameplay unfortunately just disappoints and frustrates.

Surgeon Simulator 2 offers fun co-op shenanigans but disappoints in single-player mode.

Alan Wake fans will love where Control's AWE expansion goes narratively, but gameplay-wise it leaves a lot to be desired.

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WRC 9 impresses with its new Clubs system and additional rallies, but it's the new physics that really make it a triumph.

Every detail of Crusader Kings III feels like the perfect evolution of the series.

Madden NFL 21 isn't a bad game. In fact, its gameplay is better than ever. But for owners of Madden NFL 20, it just feels unnecessary.

Windbound is beautiful, I'll give it that much. It's just a shame that the rest of the experience isn't as impressive.

Tough moral decisions, challenging combat encounters and more await players in Wasteland 3, and it's absolutely outstanding.

Tell Me Why, the most recent game from Life is Strange developer Dontnod Entertainment, is something very special.

There are some areas in which PGA Tour 2K21 could be improved, but still, it's undoubtedly the best golf game of this generation.

Kandagawa Jet Girls combines visual novel-style storytelling with jet ski races. It's just a shame that those races are a bit dull.

Everything you do, it’s all for the better.

FMV game Jessika promises an investigation into someone's suicide, but the game you end up with is quite different - and much darker.

If you've ever wanted to fly a plane or are simply fascinated by air travel, Microsoft Flight Simulator is an absolute must-have.

Project CARS 3 is a departure for the series, featuring a revamped career that will alienate fans. Many will absolutely love it though.

Not all adventures come in the same size package.

If you're a fan of franchise you'll have some fun with Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time, despite its combat being a little clunky.