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The king of the swingers brings a new dynamic - and plenty of laughs - to Ubisoft's turn-based treat.
The classic puzzler gets a port befitting its legendary status.
Mario Tennis looks back to its glory with this fun - if a little fuzzy and fiddly - take on tennis.
Nintendo's trickiest game in years is also one of its most joyful.
Frontier follows up Planet Coaster with a licensed park simulator, with varied results.
An eccentric action puzzle game sits a little uneasily in this full-fat package.
A racing game that mostly does away with the racing, Onrush is a chaotic and curious spin on a much-loved genre.
Dontnod takes a thrillingly Gothic perspective on early 19th century London, but squanders it in a dreary and indecisive adventure.
Limp and lumpy online isn't quite enough to distract from the brilliantly reverent package curated by Digital Eclipse.
A magnificent nightmare, for those with the stamina to master the gruelling card game that houses it.
The west is an empty, lonely place in this well-timed release - but that's not exactly what you're after from an MMO.
A classic tower defence game gets a makeover, and a welcome touch of physics.
A glorious marriage of pinball and platforming and a wild-spirited adventure to cherish.
An addictive mix of combat and commerce.
Its big themes are glibly handled, though this is still Quantic Dream's most credible and satisfying interactive yarn by far.
A mournful yet bright and enormously warm-hearted adventure with a novel landship mechanic, sublime backdrops and a brilliant score.
Technically shambolic, obsessed with hoarding, and a waste of a once-promising society simulation.
Layers of rum-and-sunshine soaked RPG adventuring to lose yourself in. Does it really matter it doesn't quite tie together in the end?
If Ark and Rust are the flaccid alpha males of survival gaming, Conan is the cocksure challenger angling for an advantage.
The wait for a new historical Total War game is finally over! Sort of.