Reviews

From E1: It's beautiful, sure, but is Sammy's shoot 'em up worth £225?

Is Platinum Games' online brawler another Bayonetta, or another MadWorld?

An atmospheric zombie tale hamstrung by poor voice acting and cumbersome controls.

Strapped To A Meteor keeps things sweet and simple in this App Store auto-runner.

From E165: A nursery rhyme you can play, and the PSP's first real mascot.

Sparsevector’s bracingly brisk adventure is a dark-hearted delight that revels in its random nature.

Robomodo's refresh of the Neversoft classic redefines the phrase 'missed opportunity'.

The idea’s fine, but the implementation is flawed in this wayward collection of minigames.

Roll7’s inventive platformer has the smarts to outweigh its shortcomings.

My Owl’s whimsical sequel is every bit as inventive and challenging as its predecessor.

Square Enix's 3DS title is as much an artfully fashioned trip down memory lane as it is a rhythm-action game.

Cartoon visuals and awkward romance combine in React Entertainment’s wayward throwback.

An indulgent script isn’t enough to spoil Zeboyd Games’ inventive and characterful JRPG

Polished, sure, but it won't turn the cover shooter genre on its head.

Bethesda's expansion is out on PC at last - and it's not bad at all, but not that different either.

The purest form of rhythm-action proves as accessible and inclusive as anything on Wii.

Antic’s super-soldiers leap from browser and Facebook to iOS – but is this a war worth fighting?