Chris Scullion

Both fans of the Wii original and newcomers will enjoy Sega’s top-notch remaster…

Travis Touchdown’s return is as unashamedly offbeat as ever…

Neon Giant’s debut game has some of the best world design we’ve seen in a game…

Nintendo’s generous upgrades make Skyward Sword HD a superb remaster of the decade-old Wii game…

Capcom’s Switch sequel is a thoroughly entertaining turn-based RPG… as long as you can put up with the framerate…

The show was great, but this is a shambolic attempt at recreating it. A darts game where you can’t throw your darts properly is a load of bull, frankly.

Camelot’s latest golf title lays down solid foundations, but feels a bit safe pre-DLC…

Nintendo’s game programming software is surprisingly flexible, but more user-friendly alternatives exist…

Nintendo’s cult 3DS RPG gets a second chance, but don’t expect a deep experience…

Nintendo’s resurrected ’80s murder mysteries are beautifully handled, but may be too linear for some…

Housemarque’s action-packed rogue-lite shooter redefines ‘one more go’…

Rebellion’s sequel retains a lot of the cult original’s charm but still has its issues…

Yuji Naka’s latest could appeal to a niche audience, but everyone else will find it far too antiquated…

With its relentless stream of clever ideas, It Takes Two is an inventive and entertaining two-player experience…

Bloober Team’s Xbox Series exclusive is packed with atmosphere but is somewhat lacking in bite…

The much-loved beat ’em up is finally back after six years, but fans may be upset that it brings nothing new to the table…

Capcom delivers a short, but action-packed re-imagining…

Id delivers another relentlessly entertaining single-player campaign that’s one hell of a stress buster.

A gorgeous platformer that builds on the original without ruining what made it so special.

It’s a mug’s game