An enhanced remake of the strategy classic from the PSone.

A tough sell for fans of the series and fans of the genre - the satisfaction of winning battles isn’t quite enough to justify how hard it is to win them.

More plot-oriented than other Sims titles, it seems suspiciously similar to Lost, with your Sims washing up on an island and having to deal with mysterious ‘other’ Sims.

Why play a lousy-looking but competent abridgement of a great story when you can watch the great-looking anime in its entirety?

A simple, surprisingly layered argument for war mongering packed with enough features to keep you busy for months.

A niche game best left to players that want a Dungeon Crawler for Dummies… and who like cute and fuzzy creatures.

We’ll miss Phoenix Wright, but this fourth installment with newcomer Apollo Justice doesn’t disappoint.

A mere ghost of the fear we felt in Resident Evils of years gone by, but a pleasant way to fill in plenty of plot holes.

The only thing different in this variation on Worms, will be that you play levels in space. That’s not a bad thing ’cause seriously, why mess with an amazingly successful formula?

Following on the heels of Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII, fans can continue honing their flight prowess in this sequel.