Chris Tapsell

The city could do with work, but Pokémon Legends: Z-A is a much more tightly focused, delightfully goofy, return to better form. At least by modern standards.

Sucker Punch's sequel offers more great combat, but would be better served as a linear action game, freed of its poor sidequests and dated open world.

Movement, meaning and mindfulness combine in Giant Squid's latest, a game of free-form expression and flow.

Despelote's creators tell a remarkable, pseudo-autobiographical tale about football and Ecuador - but also one about the act of remembering.

Poignant, symphonic and stupendously beautiful, South of Midnight is sorely let down by rote platforming and ill-thought-out combat.

Eurogamer's review of Wanderstop, a warm-hearted, funny, sincere, and deeply pleasant place to stay - but a less successful vehicle for mindfulness itself.

Eurogamer's review of Marvel Rivals, a perfectly functional but not hugely enjoyable team battler that stumbles when it comes to the finer details.

While the invisible hand of compulsion and in-game spending lingers, Pokémon TCG Pocket benefits from smartly interwoven systems and a darn good card game.

Reverting to typical Call of Duty, Black Ops 6's bombastic if predictable campaign is matched with snappy but one-speed multiplayer and over-engineered zombies.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's campaign is a return to form for the series, mixing the usual slightly unsavoury set dressing with cracking action and ironic charm.

FC 25 is a new FC, with some genuine differences on- and off-pitch. It's also the exact same FC it's always been.

Nomada Studio follows up on the striking Gris with Neva, an effort that's poignant and precise, if maybe just a tad melodramatic.

Eurogamer's review of Star Wars Outlaws, a game which strips away a lot of Ubisoft open world clutter but in doing so, leaves too little left.

Eurogamer's review of Harold Halibut, a visually arresting, warm-hearted tale of a gofer searching for his purpose that flounders amongst endless fet

Eurogamer's review of Pacific Drive, a punishing, anxiety-inducing game with an oddly lovable loop.

Eurogamer's review of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justic League, a game with brilliant elements but no real purpose.

Eurogamer's review of A Highland Song, a game in service of nature and experience.

Eurogamer's review of FM24, where small changes make big impacts.

Eurogamer's review of Spider-Man 2, at once a simple but stylish and utterly charming sequel.

Eurogamer's review of Starfield, a game of typical Bethesda aptitude but without the magic that binds it all together.