Fallout 76 is a failure to grasp onto what the most captivating elements of a Fallout adventure are, relegating them to the side in the pursuit of uninteresting multiplayer mechanics and aging combat.

Spyro's three adventures have aged gracefully in this stunning remake of Insomniac Games' PlayStation 1 trilogy, with only missed opputunties and strange audio issues marring a delightfully nostalgic trip back in time.

Tetris Effect treats the classic puzzle game with the utmost respect, giving it a modern spalsh of visual flair and intoxicatingly good music to make it the best way to play Tetris yet.

Fallout 76 feels far more familiar than you might expect, but charges you with adapting to its new rules and co-operative play in a big way.

Diablo III makes a great transition to the Nintendo Switch with a stuffed package of content and smooth gameplay, all of which is only marred by occassional control blunders.

The Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti is a marvel of engineering and a glimpse into the future of PC gaming, but costs far too much for technology that is so far widely unsupported.

Super Mario Party is the same ridiculous, random board game fun that you've expected from the series already, but packed with intelligent and compelling minigames that make great use of the Switch.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider makes some puzzling changes to the series' well recieved gameplay that are hit and miss, but it's ineffectual story and underlying failure to critique its title character are its greatest missteps.