Chad Sapieha's Reviews
BioWare's epic and spectacular new game sets the bar high for fantasy role-playing games and may even best Skyrim in terms of sheer scope
Far Cry 4 is so much like Far Cry 3 that if it weren't for the mountains and elephants I might well have forgotten which game I was playing
The current-generation edition of Rockstar's crime saga looks better than ever and offers more to do, see, and hear
There's got to be a point at which Lego games finally outstay their welcome. Against all odds, nine titles in under two years is not it
Gearbox's first-person shooter RPGs translate surprisingly well to a dialogue-driven adventure game – at least when the focus is on the dialogue
Wii U owners looking for a break from the multiplayer mayhem of Super Smash Bros. will find refuge in this charming Super Mario 3D World offshoot
The game channels the TV show – complete with a surrogate Stark family – but does it hew too close to carve out its own identity?
Crystal Dynamics' tiny Lara returns for another isometric adventure, swapping Mayan ruins for Egyptian tombs in a game that plays well with one but even better with more
Creative writing game is all about tapping out your own strange tales against a backdrop of alien planets
Warts-and-all port of Capcom's terrific survival horror GameCube adventure is a spooky, nostalgic delight
Perdition should have proven fertile ground for Volition's outrageous open world franchise, but it turns out more like a sandbox with just a couple of toys
Nothing much has changed in this pleasantly priced next-generation port, but its lunatic shenanigans are as entertaining as ever
First DLC for Activision's latest military shooter is robust, though Exo Zombies probably should have been included in the base game
It's gory as all get out and pretty intense, but you'll probably forget all that round about the 50th time you plunge to your death from a bad jump
Remastered Nintendo 64 adventure is the first essential 3DS game of 2015.
The plot is thickening. Hopefully the pacing will adjust to match in coming instalments
It's not without quirks, but Turtle Rock's new alien-themed shooter makes for a refreshingly innovative entry in the lopsided shooter genus
The old-meets-new action in the story is solid but lacks spark, taking a backseat to what turns out to be an unexpectedly strong bonus Raid mode
Lumenox's first game is a treat for the eyes, but a clunky and often frustrating teleportation system weighs down the experience.
Clever but flawed collection of conundrums makes the act of observation a key puzzle solving mechanic, tying in a few heady philosophical concepts along the way