Telegraph's Reviews
This Switch remaster of the Wii U outing for Nintendo's famous plumber comes with online co-op and the strangest Mario adventure yet
Tarsier's horror sequel is a lean and twisted platformer with an eye for the grotesque
Bloober Team provides the Xbox Series X/S with its first console exclusive in this psychological horror with a technological twist
Io Interactive send off Agent 47 with a sharp and varied globe-trotting farewell
Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise will definitely work up a serious sweat if you're prepared to really get into it.
The impact of Covid-19 could have lead to a transitional entry of the famous sim, but Sports Interactive has produced its finest performance
The short but solid Campaign and back to basics multiplayer lack major innovations but offer plenty of run and gun fun all the same
Ubisoft's quasi-historical adventure finds its way to 9th century England... and provides the best Assassin's Creed game in a decade
Codemasters latest arcade rally game provides a wide range of racing... and a good chance to show off your next-gen console
Watch Dogs Legion's innovative 'play as anyone' gimmick gives a fresh twist to the open-world template
With greater console power comes greater responsibility (and much faster loading times)
Thanks to the incredible new Dualsense controller gaming has never felt so good
Supermassive's latest interactive horror shows a sharp and spooky improvement over Man of Medan
Avengers 'service' game is struggling for players, but punchy combat and a strong campaign give it a fighting chance of revival
Global pandemic? What global pandemic?! The beautiful game might be struggling right now but the FIFA juggernaut rolls on
Supergiant's crisp, colourful and chaotic journey through the underworld is a superior roguelike and a tremendous game in its own right
As Nintendo's famous plumber reaches his 35th birthday, the Japanese gaming giant has dusted off three of his defining achievements in one celebratory package.
The early-2000s skateboarding sims are among some of the best games ever made and this update recaptures a punkish heart for a new audience
Excellent gameplay and an impressive amount of pomp and spectacle continues to be let down by off the court problems
After 26 years, the caustic Zitz, Rash and Pimple are back