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A sensitive remaster of the PSP prequel that's recontextualised in the wake of Remake.
Brisk, stylish and compulsive, this is everything an arcade game should be.
Dead Space comparisons are impossible to avoid - but while The Callisto Protocol's missing some of the depth and tension, it makes up for it with production value and bloody-minded fun.
A bullet hell barrage that wants you to be a better player, Gunvein brings a confident blend of thoughtful elegance and unyielding intensity.
Great tactical fun nestled in a sweet-natured superhero dollhouse
Sluggish pacing and stripped-back character interactions dull the charm, but there are still scares to be found
A gleeful splat-'em-up featuring a lovely bag of tricks.
An interesting reworking of the traditional Pokémon gameplay for an open-world setting brought low by its lifeless environments and graphics
An escape from alien invasion, with beautiful art direction.
Slick puzzle design finds itself at odds with the creativity of organising that A Little to the Left wants to evoke.
A brilliant narrative adventure that is filled with intelligence and heart.
An exhaustive reworking of a foundational dark fantasy epic, with some quietly radical new ideas.
Despite the joys offered, Sonic Frontiers is a hot mess of a reinvention that can't commit to its new direction.
Football Manager is still the best sim of its kind, but FM23's serious lack of major improvements shows an annual release schedule taking its toll.
Much like its heroes, God of War: Ragnarök learns to love itself for what it truly is: gargantuan, excessive, and wonderfully absurd.
An imaginative co-op experience that demands communication and teamwork, and conjures something memorable and unique as a result.
This year's Modern Warfare 2 has some good moments, some beautiful cinematics and some typically moreish multiplayer - but it's a cowardly retconning of the original's story.
A pretty Sardinian village merges with all kinds of hellish influence in this nightmarish, claustrophic horror from arthouse developer Santa Ragione.
Witty, observationalist writing and a hands-off approach to deduction elevate this excellent period murder-mystery to a singular work.
Bayonetta goes big for the series' most stupendous adventure yet, but also its scrappiest.