Gaming
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Monaco: What's Yours is Mine review Brilliant heist-themed fun, especially for sofa-sharing gamers£12 -
Leviathan: Warships review The blend of real-time and turn-based action is a bit fiddly, but its cross-platform play is impressive£7.99 -
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 -
best buy
Bioshock Infinite review Infinite is an incredible feat of storytelling, which keeps you guessing right until the end£28 -
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£35 -
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£37 -
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£30 -
Dead Space 3 review Entering the atmosphere loses some of its charm, but Dead Space 3 still has scares£30 -
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Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition review A restored classic that loses none of its charm, but gains some welcome extra content£12.50