Andy Kelly's Reviews
A well-made remaster with beautiful modern visuals and outdated platforming rooted firmly in the past.
An impressively huge, occasionally beautiful map doesn't make up for mediocre driving and a lack of multiplayer options.
There are some brilliant, original ideas in here, but Vampyr tries to do too much at once and suffers for it.
A massive, bountiful RPG with richly descriptive writing, a well-realised setting, and deep tactical combat.
A beautiful medieval adventure that uses real history and interesting characters to tell a compelling story.
Impressive ogre battles and challenging, hectic missions, but I just wish there was a bit more to Extinction.
The death timer can feel like a gimmick sometimes, but it gives this fun, charming adventure a compelling edge.
Has flickers of brilliance, but the painfully slow and gruelling survival simulation routinely snuffs them out.
Kingdom Come is a seriously satisfying role-playing experience set in a rich, reactive world.
Slick platforming, well-designed puzzles, and a huge, connected world, with occasional moments of frustration.
While it occasionally slips into cyberpunk cliche, and can be a little too earnest for its own good sometimes, The Red Strings Club is a distinctive take on a well-worn genre.
Fans might get a kick out of designing their own character, but weak platforming stops Forces dead in its tracks.
A slick RPG with superb tactical combat, a detailed world to explore, and a gleefully crude sense of humour.
The nemesis system shines in this unwieldy, bloated, and occasionally magnificent fantasy epic.
A gorgeous world eager to be explored with satisfying puzzles and fun, if occasionally clumsy, action.
A breakneck platformer that uses classic Sonic as a foundation for something fresh and exciting.
Deep, brutal, and hauntingly atmospheric, The Long Dark is a survival game done right.
A smart and thoughtful science fiction mystery featuring a cast of believable, nuanced characters.
Deeper and more refined than the original, but there's still room to improve its game.
A messy, unfocused mishmash of genres with a few smart ideas.