Jonathan Bolding's Reviews
A sometimes tricky RPG with gorgeous art that's perfect for co-op.
Inventive in some ways and stagnant in others, Elex will appeal to die-hard RPG fans and few others.
An accessible ambassador for its genre, Xenoblade Chronicles X makes good choices building a world, but stumbles on writing you a guidebook to it.
If you're in the mood for some N64 era platforming held to modern standards, or have a bad-at-platformers partner to tag along, Woolly World is just what the doctor ordered.
To some players it's going to feel like a handful of aesthetic features, but once you use the new mechanics After Dark draws you deeper into making your own little world.
The core gameplay of Arkham Knight is nearly flawless, and most players won't even notice my problems with story or dialogue.
It shouldn't be as good as it is... but who am I to deny something this inkredible?
It innovates from prior games in the series, and is undeniably fun, but Galactic Civilizations III isn't the clear leader in a packed genre.
The finest city builder in over a decade, Cities: Skylines's few flaws are so minor I only noticed them after hours of enjoyment.
This game preaches to the choir - the hunting faithful will love it, everyone else, maybe not.