Like an intergalactic Luigi’s Mansion, but starring a one-armed space lesbian instead of a nervy Italian plumber - 69% // Fair

Yes, the graphics are basic and yes, the music is plinky-plonky, but it’s rare that a visual novel comes along that’s so skilfully written and flatout original - 88% // Very Good

Despite its flaws, the strength of the underlying game makes MWII an essential purchase for fans of both MW (2019) and Call Of Duty in general - 80% // Very Good

The story, script and overall style come together to provide an enjoyable graphic adventure, albeit one that occasionally stumbles in its pacing and worldbuilding - 79% // Good

The lack of colour aside, Toem is the most pleasantly relaxing, engaging and downright enjoyable way to spend a few hours with a camera that doesn’t involve leaving the house - 91% // Outstanding

Hogwarts Legacy makes a few mistakes, but is comfortably the best way to live out your Harry Potter fantasies and one that’s worth the time of any fan of the source material - 82% // Very Good

For £15, Identity’s lack of voice acting, animation and replayability along with it's tiny length will leave you feeling shortchanged. For a fiver, this would be much easier to recommend - 67% // Fair

With a fun, well-written story and a mildly diverting Sonic minigame thrown in, not to mention the fact that it's free, THOSTS is well worth a few hours of any Sonic fan’s time - 75% // Good