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Did I actually manage to beat The Surge? Nope, my Souls-like skills are sadly lacking and I had to bow out before the credits rolled in order to write this review. Unlike FromSoftware’s fantasy epics, though, I didn’t feel the need to jump back in and carry on once I’d hit publish. It’s decent enough, even with a finicky camera and punishing combat that is arguably even more of a challenge than anything you’ll encounter in Lothric, but it doesn’t have quite the same charm. Kind of ironic, then, that a game borrowing so much from the Dark Souls series doesn’t have much soul of its own. That’s partly down to the sterile setting, with each new area feeling a bit too similar to the last, and partly because combat just isn’t as fluid here. Enemies aren’t as predictable, and certain mechanics feel half-baked. Still, The Surge is packed with shortcuts to uncover and it’s definitely going to tax even the most seasoned Souls veterans – so if you’re a glutton for punishment, CREO will be waiting for your application.

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A comprehensive update that’s big on story for single player fans, and bulging with content to keep multiplayer addicts coming back for more

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Kingdom Hearts 3 is a magical game that feels like a fitting end for the series – if this is, indeed, the end. Each of its core mechanics have been improved upon tremendously, and there’s so much to do in this 40-hour adventure that you’ll return time and time again to experience it. For veterans, it’s a heartwarming adventure that feels like a loving embrace from an old friend. For newcomers, it’s a sneak peek into a riveting world where Disney sentimentality meets Square Enix ingenuity, where gamers of all stripes win. If you play one RPG so far in 2019, make it this one.

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Child of Light is a visual treat with sublime battling – but be aware that it’s aimed at a younger audience

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Sea of Thieves is one of the most frustrating games in absolutely ages. When it’s good, it’s uproariously fun. When it’s tedious, it can suck all of the joy out of a room. Usually your playtime falls somewhere in between those two extremes. Still, if you told me tomorrow that it had been updated with new quest types, enemies and my mates were all down to don our upgraded eye patches again, I’d be back in a heartbeat. ‘Cos there’s nothing else like Sea of Thieves right now. And if pirate lore has taught us anything, it’s that it’s better to be infamous than forgotten about.

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