Gaming

Black Crown: hands-on preview Random House's first venture into gaming is a darkly fantastic interactive novel that's web-based and free-to-play

Monaco: What's Yours is Mine review Brilliant heist-themed fun, especially for sofa-sharing gamers

Leviathan: Warships review The blend of real-time and turn-based action is a bit fiddly, but its cross-platform play is impressive

Razer Atrox Arcade Stick review Razer's first foray into fighting game peripherals doesn't pull any punches, with fully customisable buttons and switches

Mel Croucher goes Back to the Future Having founded the first UK games company back in 1977, Mel Croucher is going back to game development - 21st Century style

Bioshock Infinite review Infinite is an incredible feat of storytelling, which keeps you guessing right until the end

Tomb Raider review Lara Croft’s origin story marks the best Tomb Raider yet. It’s a must-play

SimCity review Solo play and sprawling cities and are so 2003, as you'll need social skills and more focused designs to prosper in this excellent update

Gears of War: Judgment review A new multiplayer focus and some arcade-style gameplay tweaks keeps the Gears formula fresh, but the story is basic

Crysis 3 review Easy on the eyes, but not on your graphics card - Crysis 3 is a great-looking game that comes up short in terms of gameplay

Dead Space 3 review Entering the atmosphere loses some of its charm, but Dead Space 3 still has scares

Aliens: Colonial Marines review Far less fun than frenching a facehugger

Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition review A restored classic that loses none of its charm, but gains some welcome extra content