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Slight repetition can't diminish the incredible atmoshpere of Farm 51's post-apocalyptic survival game.
Capcom shakes up the formula slightly for this enjoyable historical romp rooted in real-life events.
Some fiddliness with controls and interface can't hold back Asobo's phenomenal creation from shining in its new context.
Come for the virtual tourism and stay for a deliriously satisfying battle system.
The Apple Arcade classic comes to PC and is as glorious as ever.
A fascinating second look at one of the oddest Zeldas out there.
This platformer is perfectly perfunctory in every way.
An entertaining and surprisingly effective new story mode heads up an otherwise modest refresh for Codemasters' official series.
Years pass as tales are written in this dazzling game of tactics and narrative, choices and memories.
A beautifully realised old school JRPG whose only downfall is its story of all things.
Nothing new but there's some lovely texture in this dark fable.
The Dark Alliance revival lacks finesse, and local co-op, but give it time and it's not without its own charms.
Running between shots can be chaotic fun, but Mario Golf truly lives in its ever-soothing standard mode.
Photography opens up a complex world of timely, timeless narrative.
Some standard Nintendo limitations get in the way, but this is still an invaluable education in some of the fundamentals of game creation.
Backbone's sumptuous pixel art and promising narrative threads are undermined by flat gameplay and a non sequitur of a final act.
Minute of Islands is a beautiful thing, but the gameplay can't keep up and there's no real narrative to be found.
With Guilty Gear Strive, Arc System Works has made its famously complex fighting game series easier to get into, but no less rewarding.
With Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, Sony's charmers-in-chief deliver another lesson in laid-back, unpretentious fun.
This gorgeous microcosmic mech game just about survives its more frustrating moments.