Jonathan Bolding's Reviews
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U delivers hour after hour of fun fighting game play, even if you hate fighting games.
A solid, accessible city builder, Tropico 5 gets out of the way and lets you have the fun you came for without pissing around in fiddly details.
The core is the same as ever, but this is kart racing at its finest.
If you had fun with the first NES Remix, then consider this one too. It's better.
Though it fails to innovate in an engaging way, the base on which Tropical Freeze is built is solid as a glacier.
What's here is undoubtedly high quality, but some may find themselves just wanting more of the game. It's a blessing and a curse.
Blackguards has its up and downs, but at $40 for 40 or more hours of good gameplay, it's hard to beat.
The hand-drawn visuals, interesting combat, and epic story mean The Banner Saga is crafted from flawless pieces - even if the final product is a little rough.
While Crimson Dragon may lack a certain level of polish or depth, it's certainly above average.
While the story is good fun, and the mechanical conceits awesome, Contrast's puzzles just aren't as hard as they need to be