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Absolver is great at its core, but it definitely needs more meat on its bones if it wants to stick around.
Naughty Dog has, again, crafted a nimble little action-adventure game worthy of the Uncharted name and one of the series' best. Chloe Frazer deserves her own full-on game down the road. Uncharted: Frazer's Fortune, perhaps? Yes please.
Observer lays the paranoia and atmosphere on thick, while not sacrificing significantly in the gameplay and story department. The result is a nicely balanced, consistent and compelling experience that is easily recommended to horror and sci-fi fans.
The Long Dark is the perfect example of the kind of game you can make when you aren't rushed to release.
It's fun for a while, but Agents of Mayhem is just a lot of wasted potential.
Unless you have a rabble of drunk friends on your couch, Nidhogg 2 is a pretty hard sell.
Korean schoolgirl ghosts? Check. Undead zombie babies? Check. If you're a fan of supernatural terror, this cult survival-horror classic is essential.
Boss Key's brand of role-shooter is an enjoyable rush while it lasts, but LawBreakers may not have enough beneath the surface to last the distance.
At its heart, when you strip everything away, Hellblade is a frank and unrelenting warning about helping others, to not let them drift further and further towards darkness. For that reason alone, Hellblade may just be the year's most vital game.
Its lightweight story might not do enough on its own to suck players in, but once everything clicks with Sundered's combat and exploration, it all comes together as one of the most challenging and rewarding games of 2017 so far.
Dream Daddy is one of the funniest games of recent memory, but sadly also very short.
All in all, Theseus falls short of what it tries to do, instead being an underwhelming and short VR experience.
Bursting with extra content and more addictive than sugar while giving the same rush, Super Cloudbuilt is an absolute delight and one worth seeking out.
This is a game that costs £11.99, so content-wise, it offers enough for that price tag.
One of the best games of its kind around, Superhot VR is an essential if you're looking to get the most out of your PSVR.
The Darkside Detective is a rather basic game. It is, however, well made, fun and worthy of a look for adventure game fans.
A shooter with room for improvement, Crash Force is a fun game to get lost in, but middling controls and UI make it harder for players to immerse themselves.
Perception is a good attempt at trying something new in the horror genre without ever really delivering on the scares.
It's hard to muster anything more than apathy towards a game which doesn't seem to care too much about itself. With basic mechanics and unfair challenges, I Want To Be Human requires some serious polish before it's worth a purchase.
Despite some significant deficiencies in the gameplay department, Get Even more than makes up for dull shooting and inconsistent, frustrating stealth with a well-told, genuinely emotional and thought-provoking take on the "enter memories/dreams" concept.