• Tim Biggs

Though it looks stunning and is an impressive achievement in open world multiplayer, a lack of variety and frustrating single-player mode sinks Sea of Thieves.

• Peter Wells

This bizarre and playful product is so quintessentially Nintendo; it’s hard to imagine another company coming up with the concept.

• Tim Biggs

It's essentially the same destruction derby released 10 years ago, but that's not exactly a bad thing.

• Tim Biggs

Focusing the creativity of Scribblenauts through themed, competitive minigames seems like a great idea, but Showdown is not up to the task.

• Tim Biggs

The ability to turn foes into friends, combined with a new method of mixing and matching abilities, puts an interesting new twist on familiar Kirby concepts.

• Tim Biggs

Australian made love story conveys the feelings of infatuation, familiarity and estrangement better than most.

• Tim Biggs

PlayStation's latest PlayLink game is like Mario Party, but with goofy animals and backstabbing.

• Tim Biggs

Fe gives every indication containing an emotional journey and a powerful message, but in the end there isn't much there.

• Tim Biggs

Impressive new machine re-engineers the classic Super Nintendo for an authentic experience that plays nice with modern AV equipment.

• Tim Biggs

An inventive and emotional take on established adventure game staples, every aspect of Owlboy has been crafted with immense care.

• Tim Biggs

A fun game bogged down by a muddle of throwbacks and a cacophony of unoriginal, competing ideas.

• Tim Biggs

Remake of one of PlayStation's most beloved games adds incredible new visuals while keeping the spirit of the original alive.

• Makiko Yamazaki

Growing popularity of the hybrid home-portable console has led to a near-doubling of Nintendo's stock price to nine-year highs.

• Tim Biggs

A retro-styled adventure about dashing around a mountain and dealing with crippling anxiety, Celeste is an incredibly special game.

• Tim Biggs

A charming and engrossing long-form adventure, and one of the best Japanese RPGs in years.

• Tim Biggs

Rushed to release in order to coincide with the real-world Australian Open, AO Tennis could be good one day, but not now.

• Tim Biggs

Nintendo is back to its old tricks.

• Tim Biggs

Back in their natural home on a Nintendo handheld, these tough but fair retro-style platformers are muddy brilliant.

• Tim Biggs

Hand of Fate 2 refines and expands on a brilliant core concept while ironing out some of the kinks felt in the 2015 original game.