Creative Assembly once again reshapes the rules in which armies battle each other in Total War: Warhammer II, adds meaningful mechanics and gives the Vampire Coast enough flavor for a dozen more playthroughs.
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Call of Cthulhu lacks what makes most of Lovecraft’s stories interesting: the true descent into madness and the human fragility. It overly relies on uninteresting characters and a plot that is so “on the nose” that you can see its twists coming a mile away.
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Even with the "Slayer" path being the best one, "Seeker, Slayer, Survivor" sets out what it meant to do: bring deeper tactics into Pillars of Eternity II. Another great DLC for what might be one of the best RPGs in 2018.
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Space Hulk: Tactics is by far the best digital version of Game's Workshop classic, but its uninteresting campaign and the lack of asynchronous multiplayer are two of its biggest sins.
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Overly linear and with a lackluster combat, Bard’s Tale IV is anything but an “old-school” RPG. Worth it if you’re deeply interested in puzzles.
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Lara’s dull characterization mixed with limited exploration and repetitive sequences makes Shadow of the Tomb Raider the weakest entry in the reboot trilogy.
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A charmingly well executed management game that emphasizes good use of space, supply and demand, and visitors. Besides, fish are cute. What’s not to love?
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F1 2018 makes huge strides in terms of offering more realism, but it does leave a bit to be desired if you’re looking for a more relaxing, and less punishing, experience.
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While Two Point Hospital offers a nostalgic experience for Theme Hospital fans, the lack of more challenging and diverse scenarios is a big letdown.
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Lack of a proper tutorial and some user interface annoyances aside, Phantom Doctrine takes amazing cues from Hitman and Jagged Alliance, and turns turn based tactics into a rewarding experience, be it completing or failing a mission. A must have for turn based fans.
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Unfocused in both its plot and gameplay, We Happy Fews completely misses the mark and does a huge disservice by spreading old stigmas associated with mental health issues.
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Filled to the brim with charisma, Unavowed beautifully depicts its metropolis, the clash of cultures and world views, and throws a unique take of mission-based narrative into the old point ‘n click formula. One of the best adventure games in years.
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Depicting Rome not as its might empire known to most, but as an unstable and early republic, Rise of The Republic takes the spotlight as the best campaign pack for Total War: Rome II.
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Dead Cells meshes two genres without either feeling tacked-on or lacking complexity. A must-have for roguelike fans.
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Deep weapon customization, replayability and interesting combat arena design makes Mothersgunship more than a worthy spiritual successor of Tower of Guns.
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The Crew 2 is more of a half a step forward, ten steps backwards. Planes and boats add little to the enjoyment and the lack of interesting races and circuits makes the already barren world even more barren.
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As far as park management goes, Jurassic World Evolution sure is pretty, sadly, it shallow management mechanics makes it for a tough time for other than dino-lovers.
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If you're willing to turn off every assistance and don't mind the lack of racing tracks and poor online component, Wreckfest is a must.
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Once again Creative Assembly delivers interesting mechanics to keep “The Vortex” campaign engaging for seasoned players and shows how much unique situations it can accommodate without ever overwhelming you.
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Subtle changes, such as 60fps support on consoles and a better PC version, makes Dark Souls Remastered the definitive version of a classic. Navigating on twisty hallways and cheating death at every step is as fresh as it was back in 2011.
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