Lee Mehr's Reviews
Afterparty retains Night School’s penchant for good storytelling, but clumsier game design and technical issues leave my enthusiasm—ironically enough—in limbo.
An oftentimes-gorgeous game whose shifts in gameplay focus make way for a dispiriting experience as time goes on.
Where this reboot stumbles can be plainly seen when measuring it in two distinct categories which the original so easily surmounted: its past and its competition.
Pixelopus’ sophomore effort makes me constantly yearn for the painting that could’ve been instead of the painting that is.
KeokeN’s project initially seems destined for the stars but ultimately doesn't break through the stratosphere.
A look inside this polished me-too platformer reveals quality nuances often stuck in limbo.
A lean, exciting conspiracy-thriller whose successes offset some notable faults.
An indispensable example of a middle-market studio’s ambition excelling beyond many of the biggest companies in understated ways.
Radiating with style and effusively chaotic gunplay, Control is in the running for being Remedy’s magnum opus.
Among the upper echelon of Gears entries but sometimes stifled by technical issues.