Lee Mehr's Reviews
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.
Bloober Team’s misfire takes interesting liberties with the source material but often forgets the terror at the heart of it.
A special & atmospheric co-op horror game currently impaired by lack of long-term incentives.
An unholy union of procedural generation, non-linear narrative design, and a Jonestown-inspired cult backdrop.
Sagebrush seems spiritually fulfilled to use a fascinating premise for generic byways that do little in demonstrating the dynamics of faith and communal attachment.
Altered Matter’s confection of abstract art, sound, and puzzle design balances increased difficulty with an unspoken delicacy.
Whether in respect of its derivative gameplay structure or the bumper-sticker approach to an otherwise-sincere message, it doesn’t go any deeper than the wading pool.