Rob Kershaw
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While Close to the Sun is a visual treat, it isn’t quite matched by the game’s substance; it dips a toe in the waters of numerous genres but fails to fully commit to one, and ultimately suffers because of it.
The console port of Okomotive’s debut is contemplative, lovely, and over too soon.
Clementine’s final season starts out uneven, but the second half provides enough thrills, tension and deliberation to ensure that after seven years The Walking Dead gets a decent farewell.
Brilliantly conceived but sloppily executed, The Occupation’s potential as an immersive detective sim suffers from too many technical problems to recommend it.
Wargroove may wear its influences on its sleeve but it is never in thrall to them — fans of the genre will lap it up like Caesar near a water bowl.
Rules is a backwards step after a strong opening for Life Is Strange 2, feeling more like a filler episode which squanders the momentum of the Diaz boys’ story.
An unexpected horror delight, Resident Evil 2 is a fantastic example of how to remake a classic while staying faithful to the original.
Vane
While visually impressive at times, Vane suffers from an unclear purpose and far too many technical issues to recommend it.
Bury Me, My Love is both poignant and prescient — a moving account of the trials of migrants, and a gentle reminder that the constant politicisation of their plight makes it all too easy to forget our own humanity.
Gris
A gorgeous yet ultimately shallow platformer, which tries its best to connect emotionally but disappoints almost as much as it dazzles.
A rushed, muddled, bug-ridden mess of a point-and-click. The Council dropped off a cliff in its penultimate episode and ends with a limp, unsatisfying thud in its finale.
The Spyro Reignited Trilogy shows others how to layer your nostalgia cake with sparkly icing before wolfing it down — a super remaster of an old favourite.
