Lee Mehr's Reviews
It'd be apropos to say Punch Punk Games' latest title botches its execution on this fascinating subject matter.
An offer you can’t refuse.
Between the writing that's too often puerile and gameplay too often unengaging, Larry's going to be spending many a lonely night lest he up his game.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is the story of marketable talent crafting a competent-if flawed-RPG in 2012; Re-Reckoning is that same story hastily repackaged in 2020 and resold at an overinflated price point.
Control: AWE leverages Remedy's lineage to make one of the best expansions of the year.
Hello Games' modest ideals erode The Last Campfire's true potential, but there’s enough creative kindling to retain your attention.
Metronomik's first tour reveals the heart of an ambitious, stylish band that's consistently playing out of tune.
Dlala Studios' reboot/sequel of these antique amphibians deftly juggles its varied gameplay conceits and meta-humor, with only Rare missteps.
More enticing systemically than it is narratively, Windbound nevertheless succeeds as a sojourner's adventure of striving for survival and greater understanding.
A mechanically-archetypal strategy sim elevated by the potent historical context through which it's examined.