Oddworld Soulstorm review: Plenty of smart ideas, but few of them gel
Lorne Lanning's platforming remake is an ambitious brew let down by disobedient controls and AI
VGC Reviews
Outriders review: A slick but unnecessary looting sim
People Can Fly's always-online shooter can be fun in short bursts, but it's simply not worth the journey
Evil Genius 2 review: An entertaining sim let down by dopey henchmen
Rebellion's sequel retains a lot of the cult original's charm but still has its issues
Balan Wonderworld review: Sonic’s creators return with a defiantly dated platformer
Yuji Naka's latest could appeal to a niche audience, but everyone else will find it far too antiquated
It Takes Two review: Hazelight’s co-op adventure is a rom-com rollercoaster
With its relentless stream of clever ideas, It Takes Two is an inventive and entertaining two-player experience
The big review: Super Nintendo World
Super Nintendo World's wristband gamification is a triumph, but its rides can't quite live up to the polish of the park
Atari VCS review: Atari’s first console in 28 years is all style, no substance
The crowdfunded VCS revival is sorely lacking in killer features
Bravely Default 2 review: A tactically smart JRPG that lacks a sense of adventure
The impressive depth of Square Enix’s sequel is bogged down by routine battles and humdrum fantasy
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury review: Inventive, expanded and unmissable
Wii U’s classic is as wonderful as ever, while Bowser provides an entertaining – if less inventive – bonus
Little Nightmares 2 review: A confident and wonderfully horrible sequel
Tarsier Studios’ cautiously expansive follow up expertly paces its shocks and creepy atmosphere
