Kenneth Shepard's Reviews
Life is Strange 2 ended as it began: an emotional, uncompromisingly political story that succinctly represents player choice in its final moments.
Sayonara Wild Hearts' is gorgeous and packs an incredible pop soundtrack, but the actual levels the music accompanies never feels as natural as its audiovisual splendor.
While occasionally caving under the weight of its ambition, Greedfall delivers a world worth exploring inhabited by characters and stories just as memorable.
Catherine: Full Body has more interesting things to say about relationships that are dragged down by a story too cynical to let it shine.
"Faith" continues Life is Strange 2's examination of a broken system to showcase a series at its most powerful.
Telling Lies is a game defined by the individual's own terms and parameters, rewarding the wide spectrum of curiosity of anyone willing to put the time and thought into its mysteries.
Cadence of Hyrule is a lovingly crafted, challenging, but rewarding ode to 30 years of music.
Persona Q2's has a lot of fun dungeon crawling to offer, but doesn't make the most of its great cast's time together.
"Wastelands" has a better understanding of what makes Life is Strange 2's story work, and is more enticing for it
Devil May Cry 5's risk-averse approach grounds it as other games in the genre are reaching for the sky.