This War of Mine is a gripping survival sim, and a great study of survival during wartime and civil collapse.
Planetary Annihilation's
War Thunder rules the air but the lack of polish hurts, as does the dull ground warfare.
It's a tropical vacation, always pleasant and relaxing… and one that you're always ready to leave behind.
And that's maybe Titanfall's biggest, and most forgivable flaw: it looks less interesting and novel than it actually is. It's such a fresh take on the military shooter, splitting the difference between the more deliberate pace of games like Battlefield and Call of Duty and the kinetic excitement of games like Tribes or even Counter-Strike. It just takes a while to see that, because Titanfall's presentation is so conservative.
With lovely graphics and great matchmaking stability, World of Warplanes remains entertaining even as its simplicity wears thin.
X Rebirth may be a space sim beyond saving, even after patches address stability and performance issues.
Possibly the best of its genre, Orcs Must Die! is clever enough to keep evolving before it ever gets boring.