A solid old-school action-adventure game that slows to a crawl with an overindulgent script. - Steve Watts (7/10)

Finally, A Fun NBA Game That Doesn’t Ask For All My Time And Money - Mark Delaney (7/10)

Mina the Hollower is a masterpiece, fusing classic Game Boy Zelda aesthetics with modern souls-like design to create something fully its own. - Steve Watts (9/10)

James Bond inspired Hitman, and now the circle is complete, as IO Interactive's James Bond game wears its Hitman influence with pride. - Mark Delaney (8/10)

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight combines a nostalgia-rich story, hilarious writing, and Arkham Lite combat to bring licensed Lego games into the modern era. - Steve Watts (8/10)

Disco Elysium's shadow looms large, and while Zero Parades: For Dead Spies stumbles into imitation at times, it's still an excellent and richly detailed RPG in its own right. - Richard Wakeling (8/10)

Forza finally heads to Japan and makes great use of every mile. - Mark Delaney (8/10)

The fifth entry in The Dark Pictures innovates in one key gameplay area, but is otherwise one of the rougher entries in this anthology. - Mark Delaney (5/10)

Mixtape offers a sincere, often hilarious look at growing up, set to an incredible soundtrack. - Mark Delaney (9/10)

Tides of Tomorrow has a great central conceit, but that feature can sometimes get in the way of the actual story. - Jordan Ramée (7/10)