Dead Rising 4 may not be perfect, but its inherent silliness proves that the apocalypse can be fun as Frank West comes home to the original zombie outbreak.

EVE: Valkyrie is a delight to play, with tight and accessible controls. It’s the space-bound dogfighting dream you’ve always wanted, but a lack of single player content and some nasty microtransactions take the shine out of it all.

This week, Disney makes a splash and Christmas inches ever closer, along with not-another-vampire-movie and some cringe-worthy "comedy".

This week, Disney makes a splash and Christmas inches ever closer, along with not-another-vampire-movie and some cringe-worthy "comedy".

Arkham VR is a perfect showcase for the potential of VR to deliver powerful experience, even if it is criminally lacking in content. Rocksteady’s previous Arkham games let you understand what it might be like to be the Dark Knight, this really makes you feel like you are Batman

Pokémon Sun and Moon may take its time getting you hooked on its formula, but once they’re in they’re never coming back out again.

Super Mario Maker on the 3DS is just as feature rich as the Wii U version, but is severely hampered by a lack of true course sharing functionality.

Rush of Blood employs an overbearing use of rote horror imagery, but its immediacy in VR makes it an effective horror game. Brevity aside, Rush of Blood is a PlayStation VR game that you want to own, because it’s one of the best games to demo the PlayStation VR with.