Brian Shea
The minigames range from frantic and fun to repetitious and uneventful
The streamlined level design and improved pacing makes for an enjoyable, if shallow, experience
A few great moments elevate an otherwise unsatisfying finale
Though riddled with frustrating sequences, the campaign is fun to play through solo or with friends, and Blast Ball is a fun distraction
Though the gameplay is familiar and the decision-making is still lacking, Episode 7 delivers one of the strongest stories yet
A repetitive experience that somehow makes hunting down ghoulish spirits dull
Though I learned a lot about underwater dinosaurs through Time Machine VR, it feels more like a museum exhibit than entertainment
Though I learned a lot about underwater dinosaurs through Time Machine VR, it feels more like a museum exhibit than entertainment
Problems from past episodes still haunt this one, but the murder mystery keeps you guessing and the action scenes are exciting
Even after I completed the final challenge of the story, I couldn’t wait to dive back in
The process of learning new things with each playthrough is rewarding, but the repetition takes away from the experience
It’s fun to see the continuation of Jesse’s tale, but the storyline in this episode feels rushed
UFC 2 captures the adrenaline rush that is MMA with features like a deeper career and the wild Knockout mode
Playing Street Fighter V is an outstanding experience, but the limited modes and infrastructure that binds them together stands on shaky ground
With enjoyable puzzles and an enthralling narrative, playing Klaus is a delight from start to finish
This episode doesn't have as many memorable sequences, but it brings the Wither Storm saga to a satisfying and enjoyable conclusion
The season feels like it is back on track, and this entry delivers on the potential that the premiere episode promised
Maddeningly difficult and seemingly unfair at times, but so much fun I didn't want to stop until I was victorious
It's unevenly paced and ends just as it gets exciting, but Assembly Required has me interested to see what happens next
A Telltale experience through and through, the first episode is enjoyable and whets your appetite just enough to leave you wanting more