Reviews

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind is as packed full of reverence for the property as it’s contemporaries, but falls flat in the gameplay department.

Capturing the essence of the original films, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle delivers a memorable action adventure packed with exploration, scrapes, and heaps of cinematic charm.

Lego Horizon Adventures delivers a fine adventure that's both an odd choice for a family-friendly spin-off and a blast in co-op.

BioWare’s Dragon Age: The Veilguard delivers an intense, but meaningful experience about regret, found family, and fighting to right past wrongs.

Atlus' experiment to port the modern turn-based RPG formula back into a fantasy setting ends up transcending both.

A fine remaster of Sonic Generations is joined by stellar new content starring Shadow.

A brilliant batch of boards make Super Mario Party Jamboree a delight for series fans, though some side modes feel a touch superfluous.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is a wonderful piece of fan service and a solid fighting game rolled into one.

Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 remake delivers a modern classic, mixing the distinct, harrowing spirit of the original with excellent new twists and additions.

In Zelda’s first outing as the protagonist in her own game series, more brain than brawn is needed to save Hyrule – but it stays accessible to the bed-heads among us.

Restart went hands-on with this year's entry in EA's football franchise to discover what's changed... and what hasn't.

In this Disney-themed platformer, players can use both paint and paint thinner to interact with the environment, with their choices affecting the story.