Full of ideas and wearing its black heart on its sleeve, Keiji Inafune’s latest brainchild has come from a dark place. With a hint of NieR and Monster Hunter, Soul Sacrifice mixes a demonic story with fast action and solid RPG progression.

Be a proud 3DS owner and brag about it.

A reputable studio, given a few years to make a solid game, in a safe genre, against the backdrop of rich source material. What could go wrong?

Devil’s Cartel is a videogame with precious little to mark it out other than its terrible dialogue and misplaced score-attack aspirations.

Limited content and a sub-par match engine make for a dull experience, and at nearly £25 Lords of Football is just not worth it.

Chunsoft's interactive novel is full of murder, deception and sci-fi wackiness. How much will you discover?

Tiger is still top of the golfing pile, although EA is effectively standing in a room and polishing trophies of its own making. Legends of the Majors is a great addition to the format.

Whether you are squeamish or not, look away now.

As a pure videogame, Papo & Yo is three hours of pleasantly engaging platform action that relies entirely on its context to sell the experience.

Geometry just got a bit more interesting. A bit.