Gaming

Transistor review A gorgeous game that suffers from repetitive combat and a wafer-thin narrative that borrows too many tricks from its predecessor

Mario Golf World Tour review We'd have preferred a single campaign mode, and the design is conservative, but Mario Golf is still a classic take on a great genre

Wolfenstein: The New Order review A new take on the long-running WW2 series has some great ideas and fantastic action sequences, although the tone varies wildly

Child of Light review One of the most beautiful games ever made, this delightful RPG is a must buy for fans of the genre

Kirby Triple Deluxe review Short but sweet, this excellent 3DS platformer has the best stereoscopic 3D effects we've ever seen

Razer Sabertooth review A great controller for improving your competitive play, but a lack of Xbox One support is an issue

Trials Fusion review Fun, frustrating and addictive, but could do with more variety in level design

Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls review Fixes Diablo's flaws and extends the end game ad infinitum - it's everything we liked before, turned up to 11

Secrets of Raetikon review The game's structure feels a little flat at times, but this gorgeously realised world is well worth exploring

The Elder Scrolls Online review Elder Scrolls fans and MMO players alike will love it, but the subscription model might prove a sticking point

Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes review A sublime taster of things to come, Ground Zeroes is short but sweet and a must-play for series fans

Pokemon Link: Battle! review Fun in short bursts, but this simple puzzler doesn't have enough ideas to sustain itself over longer sittings

1954: Alcatraz review Mature writing and meaningful decisions make this point and click adventure a joy to play