Guardian's Reviews
The writing is sharp and the action fun, but it is the stunning re-creation of another world that is this game's crown jewel
This full-throttle trip on iconic British roads is a tourist board's dream, with perfect weather and no nimbys to spoil the fun. Take time to enjoy the views
With new shooting options, the Champions League and a madcap no-rules mode, the era's defining sports sim tots up another win
With only three buttons, this time-bending story is an impeccably crafted minimalist model of video game and puzzle design
NBA 2K19 is a masterclass in simulating the mechanics and culture of basketball, but it loves to needle you for money
This game revels in its own beauty, but the plot collapses under the slightest scrutiny
Spidey swings through the canyons of Manhattan in eye-popping style, but the set-piece supervillain showdowns are confused and messy
With an odd cast and strange situations, this puzzle game allows you to victimise the users of a donut delivery app by gradually swallowing up all of their possessions
Outgunned by FIFA's club licensing deals and star power, PES starts a new season still on the back foot
This year's official Formula One game is the closest yet to the real racing driver experience. You'll even need to brush up on your TV interview technique
Plunge into ingenious shifting labyrinths to battle lethal beasts, in the knowledge that every gory failure makes you stronger
This tactical espionage game gives little chance to hone your skills, leaving you dependent on luck
Compared with other Lego film tie-ins, this game feels slightly B movie – but with teamwork and other added Pixar characters, there's enough to engage your inner crimefighter
In this road-trip fantasy, you can drag-race in Vegas, meander through Manhattan and divebomb off Mount Rushmore. So why isn't it more fun?
This small-scale game, in which you play a child roaming his house, shows how imagination makes the mundane magical
The best bits of this dino-business-management game roar into action when disaster strikes, but too much of it is repetitive
Look past the dull presentation for a deeply satisfying war game
Throwing in a cute companion entwines players to solve puzzles together, but makes the gameplay over-dependent on action dynamics
Pitting you as a doctor turned bloodsucker protecting London from other vampires, this action role-player only fitfully explores its moral setup
The action roleplaying game makes a masterful return to Lordran