Call of Duty: Warzone 2 review
BR Warzone 2 is a massive leap forward in scale and ambition, held back by a rough launch.
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Sonic Frontiers review: Overcomplicated and slow to start, but fun once it picks up speed
Blurred vision There's something to love here, despite the messy open world.
Floodland review: An epilogue to the traditional city builder
sink of swim Beginning at the end in this soggy city builder.
Evil West review: Delivers on its big dumb action game premise, for better and worse
Dances with werewolves Pitting cowboys against vampires in a beefy brawler.
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales review
great mileage Smaller, stronger and a whole lot more fun.
Football Manager 2023 review: An immersive management experience still creaking under the pressure of annual release culture
play on An addictive database you can shout at.
Goat Simulator 3 did not have me bleating with joy
not goated Despite its zaniness, Goat Simulator 3 just left me feeling bored.
Somerville review
Family misfortunes A narrative adventure that turns the apocalypse into a slog.
Flat Eye review: An intriguing management sim with unfulfilled potential
Amazon Dot Commentary What will you do to keep your Icelandic pit stop running?
Pentiment review: A fantastic narrative mystery that demands replaying
Many-layered A brilliant murder mystery that understands class, community, and the march of history.
Tactics Ogre: Reborn review – The grandfather of tactical RPGs has still got it.
Ogre and above Graceful and steadfast, the grandfather of tactical RPGs has still got it.
This Way Madness Lies review: Another engaging RPG from the makers of Cthulhu Saves the World
All's Well All the world's a stage.
Ghost Song review: A monotonous metroidvania
Dead on arrival Soulslike metroidvania meets monotony.
Bonelab review: A VR game that's strange, playful, and committed to creativity
Big Boned A bold, weird VR physics sandbox with a story.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 review: Infinity Ward sets the bar again
👻 Infinity Ward proves that it's the Call of Duty studio to beat.
LEGO: Bricktales review: Fun, despite some structural shakiness
Brick By Brick A satisfying, imperfect new step forward for LEGO games.
Frog Detective 3 review: A brilliant but bittersweet conclusion
The Green Knight The force's second-best detective is back for his greatest, but sadly last, mystery.
Mount & Blade 2 – Bannerlord review: The master of medieval warfare
Banner day Raise the banners—there's a world to conquer.
Vampire Survivors review: The best deal on Steam
blood suckers An engrossing roguelike that can win over the roguelike-avoidant.
