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Julius Avery's second feature film takes us to a decidedly different prelude to D-Day with twisted science and Nazi zombies abound. The end result is an amusing romp – but one lacking in staying power.

Hell's Kitty is a comedy horror that is far from being the cat's meow

Terror in the Swedish wilderness approaches in UK horror The Ritual

BioWare’s first iteration of its revered space-opera RPG for the current-gen consoles is huge, epic, addictive and wondrous to behold. But it’s let down badly by glitches and dodgy facial animation

T2 sees former heroin addict Mark Renton return to Edinburgh to make amends with his so-called mates 20 years after he ripped them off

The most fun you can have at Halloween without selling your soul to the Devil for a bag of peanut butter M&Ms

2K Games’ story-heavy open-world gangster game impresses in several respects, but it is let down by curiously flat, repetitive gameplay

Featuring plenty of action, The Take should satisfy your craving for Elba and excitement

A franchise-refresh bringing a much more imaginative single-player campaign, fabulous multiplayer and a significant Horde mode update restores Gears of War to its position as king of the third-person cover-shooters

A new case for the Valentine Detective Agency sees you drawn to Far Harbour island, but is the first substantial DLC for Fallout 4 lost at sea?