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.
The finest city builder in over a decade, Cities: Skylines's few flaws are so minor I only noticed them after hours of enjoyment.
To some players it's going to feel like a handful of aesthetic features, but once you use the new mechanics After Dark draws you deeper into making your own little world.
Wargames don't see a lot of innovation, but Unity of Command 2 builds new things out of familiar parts.
It shouldn't be as good as it is... but who am I to deny something this inkredible?
The core is the same as ever, but this is kart racing at its finest.
Endless Legend is a lovely game with deep strategy that's a singular pleasure to play, but can sometimes disappoint you in finer details. Know that if you're never going to play multiplayer, you're not getting the whole experience - so bring a friend.
The core gameplay of Arkham Knight is nearly flawless, and most players won't even notice my problems with story or dialogue.
An accessible ambassador for its genre, Xenoblade Chronicles X makes good choices building a world, but stumbles on writing you a guidebook to it.
Majora's Mask holds up well, and even if it isn't as near-perfect as Ocarina, the comforting improvements make it more than worth your time.