Critical Consensus (Page 2)

Guerilla Games delivers a visual masterpiece and a sequel of epic proportion, with some minor flaws

Generic zombie romp with some impressive open-world traversal makes for an average sequel

A fun, co-operative shooter at its core, but ultimately could have just been a Siege expansion

A welcome return to the iconic series' roots with enough gusto to bring it in line with modern shooters

A stunning and satisfying shooter, but its revamped game modes may divide opinion

Sledgehammer's latest deemed entertaining, but a "stop gap" between bigger Call of Duty titles

A stunning Xbox exclusive that leaves previous iterations of the racing series in the dust

An impressive, modern revival of the classic RTS series that is ultimately at war with itself

Critics suggest that much like the space-faring super heroes involved, Eidos-Montréal's is basically good but a little rough around the edges

Critics agree Samus Aran's return is engaging to play through but the challenge can be a bit frustrating at times

Despite a gorgeous setting, a bland narrative and stale stereotypes leave Far Cry 6 among this year's disappointments

Ember Lab's debut action-adventure game is visually stunning but players may find it too safe and familiar

Stylish action game is fun but some critics feel the overall experience is uneven and it may be too referential

Reviewers say the sequel's few flaws are more than offset by a compelling story, charming characters, and imaginative levels

Nintendo's remaster receives positive reactions, but critics say controls can make for a somewhat awkward experience