Reviews

Despite being a very much modern game, Pankapu feels like a classic platformer lost to time. It's crisp, beautiful, and fun to play. In other words, it's a stunning piece of nostalgia. And this is precisely why the game's episodic release model isn't doing it any favors.

Full Throttle Remastered brings the point-and-click classic to modern systems while greatly enhancing its visuals without losing any of its grungy charm. It also introduces a range of bonus features that include a new jukebox, heaps of concept art, and developer commentary. But other than that, this is Full Throttle in all its glory – biker gangs, high-speed chases, nefarious plots, and a ton of humour.

Battlefield 1 Revolution is essentially the complete edition of Battlefield 1, featuring the base game, as well as all of the currently available updates and pieces of DLC. Portraying various important battles and events of World War 1, the game looks and runs great, features a varied selection of vehicles, and works fantastic in multiplayer.

Suicide Guy is a colorful 3D puzzle game where you have to figure out various creative ways to kill your character in his dreams in order to help him wake up in the real world. Lighthearted and colorful, the game is full of joy despite, or perhaps precisely because of, its incongruent subject matter. Paired with the game's more than reasonable price, this makes it a great title for puzzle game fans.

A stylish dystopian point and click adventure game featuring teenaged robots and time-traveling detectives, NeoFeud keeps throwing thinly-veiled metaphors and pop-culture references at you, which somewhat spoils what otherwise could've been a great memorable entry in the genre.

A digital jigsaw puzzle game, Puzzle Showdown 4K features over 100 puzzles to complete. Varied by theme and size, these puzzles will offer a nice challenge to both novices and veterans of the art of putting together jigsaw puzzles. Pair that with a local co-op multiplayer mode, and you have a game that does exactly what it needs to do considering its basic premise.

The original Destiny had a lot of promise, but ultimately fell short of some expectations. Destiny 2 makes good on those promises, greatly expanding the game's story, tightening up the gameplay and progression, and expanding the series' trademark open-world landscapes. It looks stunning and runs well while doing that, too. And while an argument can be made that there is no reason for Destiny 2 to require a constant online connection, its online community makes it more enjoyable in the long run.

A Civilization-style 4X game set in and around Ancient China, Oriental Empires will have you building your empires up from humble beginnings to greatness while engaging in research, diplomacy, and combat. The latter is large-scale and immersive, as opposed to Civ's more simplistic representation of battles. And in general, the game's systems are deep and detailed, coming together to create a mighty enjoyable package.

Featuring all official Formula One licenses for the 2017 season - covering tracks, cars and their drivers - F1 2017 is a competent sim racing game that works perfectly fine when it comes to the actual racing and car upgrades. The game's Career Mode, on the other hand, leaves a lot to be desired despite the ability to import your F1 2016 save file. And while the game does introduce some new gameplay elements, it lacks some of the series' staples like the Energy Recovery System.

Combat Squad is a squad-based first-person shooter for mobile devices that's impressive in how well it works considering it has to run on mobile hardware and you are limited to touch controls. It's fun to play, and its focus on online multiplayer keeps things fresh and entertaining for quite a while.