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A weird, wry and wholesome underground puzzler with spellbinding art direction and music.
A brilliant woman's life is centre-stage in a game filled with insight and generosity.
Nintendo sketches another warm and colourful Paper Mario adventure, though never traces its full potential.
Handsome visuals can't quite make up for bugs and a lack of urgency.
Limited by a rote and rigid world, Sucker Punch's samurai homage pairs okay action with enjoyably committed, if awkwardly fawning melodrama.
A characterful, frequently charming sequel that doesn't quite match up to the original - and somehow performs worse.
A new team management mode provides some of the best single-player racing action around, alongside the series' ever-improving authenticity.
There's much to love in this colourful free-to-play Switch exclusive, but it's obscured by some clumsy design.
An overdue but much appreciated remaster of one of the GameCube's - and the early 00s - very best.
Riot Games delivers a masterclass in competitive integrity, soulless precision and zealous, life-consuming obsession.
Kunos brings the full sim experience to console, warts and all, with a few oversights and errors along the way.
Pok'mon's first ever expansion offers sunny vibes and another, more open world, but is still lacking the substance to do much with it.
Disintegration's campaign is a robot-smashing romp, but multiplayer appears to be dead on arrival.
Can a slick, mainstream action game really reckon with the violence that drives it? The answer is yes - messily, but powerfully.
Atomicrops is a wild and challenging blend of genres that's very moreish indeed.
Travel the globe with games, all delivered with simplicity and charm.
A couple of nifty concepts can't save this uninspired genre piece from its shortage of character or fear.
More an expanded re-release than a remaster, the quality of the original Xenoblade Chronicles shines out in this generous package.
You can build anything in Minecraft, something this fun dungeon-crawler from Mojang ably proves.
Platinum Games offers the slightest of makeovers for this return to its most chaotic outing.