4/5 Review

CLeM is an adventure that you should love...

The First Descendant lands on Xbox to provide a solid start to what has the potential to be a long running game.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail will forever be divisive.

Should you be a fan of the base game of A Little to the Left, then it feels like an obvious choice to get involved in Seeing Stars.

The biggest compliment to give The Land Beneath Us is that even after suffering multiple deaths, you’ll instantly come crawling back for more. It’s not just the mildly amusing narrative or the raft of enemies and bosses that are alluring, but also the variety of upgrades, weapons and relics to get your hands on.

A tricky table but also a fun and well thought out one, Texas Chainsaw Massacre Pinball is perfectly on brand for Pinball M.

Times & Galaxy will leave you smiling.

One of the better KEMCO games of recent times, if you like a JRPG, give Astrune Academy a try.

For some brilliant F1 seat-of-your-pants racing, then by all means jump behind the wheel of F1 24.

More animals, more scenarios and more scenery items. There are no surprises in the Planet Zoo: Aquatic & Twilight Bundle

Horror Tales: The Beggar is one to enjoy, especially if you are looking to be taken on an epic journey.

Downward: Enhanced Edition is a bit of a bargain. The parkour elements are fun, as it allows the player to zip and jump around, whilst the exploration of a ruined world brings secrets to the fore.

Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a wonderfully characterful tale that gets so much right, adding up to a memorable if not brief experience.

It's quite the challenge to keep everyone alive, but in Eternal Threads it has enough intrigue to keep you going until the very end of the timeline.

If you like RPGs, Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord is an interesting glimpse into the past; an intriguing game in its own right.