Andy Kelly's Reviews
Both the Nemesis and Raccoon City are massively underused in this disappointing step back for the series.
A quality remake that broadens the scope of the original and massively improves its final chapters.
A seamless continuation of the series that makes up for its limitations with pure heart. It's like Ryo never left us.
An irresponsibly deep detective RPG that lets you be any kind of detective you want. Even a bad one.
An occasionally entertaining detective game blighted by poor writing, rote combat, and a dreary open world.
A stylish, understated, and subtly chilling psychological thriller with a compelling mystery at its core.
Some of the best first-person shooting on PC, but the rest of the game struggles to keep up with it.
Menacing robots, a gorgeous world, and an intriguing premise, but ultimately too minimalist for its own good.
A satisfying detective adventure based around a weird and wonderfully imaginative retro internet.
An incredible trip through a stunning post-apocalyptic world, let down by some uninspiring FPS combat.
A tense, challenging, and beautiful remake of a classic survival horror game, and with enough fresh ideas to make it feel excitingly new.
DayZ has the power to create incredible stories, but the twitchy, weightless combat and buggy zombies let it down.
Imaginative, beautiful, and utterly strange, but you'll need to really love the story to endure its idiosyncratic combat.
Despite changes such as fortifications, more physical character movement, and an increased focus on squads, it still scratches that distinctive FPS itch that Battlefield always has.
A beautifully constructed and powerfully atmospheric mystery that you really have to work to solve.
A good RPG with some unique ideas, but one that ultimately plays it too safe to really stand out from the crowd.
A greater focus on raiding tombs, and massively improved stealth combat, make this one of Lara Croft's best modern adventures.
A weird, beautiful, melancholy martial arts adventure. Flawed, but an unforgettable, singular experience.
An atmospheric, well-designed adventure elevated by borrowing elements from role-playing games.
Beautiful pixel art and tight controls make Chasm a fine, if reserved, modern take on the Metroidvania.