The List's Reviews
Despite a lacklustre and sometimes intrusive story, there’s just so much fun to be had exploring this beautiful world.
This is a triumphant adaptation of the beloved franchise, and here's hoping it heralds an exciting new era for Indiana Jones.
The Veilguard is a worthy addition to the roster of superb recent fantasy RPGs that together represent a stunning renaissance for the genre.
For fans of the original who want the same experience but shinier, this is an unmitigated triumph, and for newcomers it’s the best way to experience one of gaming’s greatest horror stories.
While it’s an entertaining few hours, it does feel as if Supermassive have hemmed themselves in with another studio’s story, when they’re much better branching off on their own.
Thank Goodness You’re Here! is a sublime piece of entertainment, as much cartoon as game, with a hilarious script performed by an absolutely top-drawer cast.
Homeworld 3 is a fitting return to form for this influential series.
The Lost Crown is a bold new entry for this series and a great entry point for players new to the genre.
There remains much love for this franchise and it’s great to see new technology and artistry being used to bring it bang up to date for a modern audience.
A built-in codex features a treasure trove of historical research, all of which has fed into this version’s immaculate creation and, while its various systemic changes will annoy some, there’s no denying that its representation of historical Baghdad is a joy to explore.
While the enormous popularity of FUT continues to dominate the playlist, all other modes tag along as expected.
Motorfest is a real looker, at least when cruising between races when it’s possible to safely look at the surroundings.
It really looks the part: the family members all resemble their on-screen counterparts (including the hitchhiker and the cook) and the locations and discordant soundtrack are highly evocative of the source material.
This is a good package with plenty of scares, although at times it can feel a bit much, like being bludgeoned by a haunted fairground ride.
It was obviously released way too soon and currently sits in the rough.
Resident Evil 4 has never looked or sounded so good, and for new and returning players alike, this is now the definitive way to play.
It’s strange to see Call Of Duty so circumspect but overall this is an impressive package.
Immortality is a remarkable moment in gaming and it’s hard to imagine how Sam Barlow could ever top it.
The Quarry is a superb piece of interactive horror, featuring great performances and animation so impressive that you can easily forget it's not a real film.
This is audacious, epic storytelling filled with wonderful characters and spectacular locations, the likes of which we've not seen since and we're unlikely to see for some time.