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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.
A sapphic, sci-fi fever dream that finds horror and beauty among the stars, Signalis is dense and alluring to the last.
The PC phenomenon hits 1.0 in generous form
An extraordinarily detailed economy and range of interlinking systems make Victoria 3 a grand strategy to rival some of Paradox's best.
This is a slight muddle of a game, but it has its pleasures.
Knockabout XCOM fun in a galaxy-hopping adventure that makes Mario's brother a true star.
An unforgettable story of desperation and hope in beautiful, gruesome, plague-ridden 14th Century France.
An aimless-feeling revamp of 2016's best multiplayer game, slightly coarsened by free-to-play grinding.
In Scorn, a game of wonderfully horrible atmosphere and smart, hands-off puzzling is undermined by some dodgy checkpoints and wonky combat.
Explore an endless wetlands in this glorious study in nature and solitude
Part adventure game, part construction simulator, Lego Bricktales lays strong foundations for a truer type of Lego experience.
Bounding Box delivers an anachronistic high-wire act, and the perhaps the best shooter outright since Doom Eternal.
Dome Keeper merges digging and base defence but struggles to make either a success in their own right.
Imperfect, unkind, and rough round the edges, Session captures more of real skateboarding than almost any game that has come before.
FIFA 23, like so many FIFAs before it, sums up the best and worst of football culture - a joyeous game in the vice-like grip of profiteers.
Hob's Barrow is a game that refuses to leave your brain until the whole thing is untangled.
Grounded's charming, Honey I Shrunk the Kids premise is elevated by its uniquely welcoming approach to wonder.