Ryan Fleming
The second episode of the Walking Dead's second season is one of the finest episodes yet – and that's saying something.
"Saint's Row IV is an important game, because it ignores convention in order to be insanely fun – emphasis on the "insane""
Infamous: Second Son builds on the best of the previous games in the series, even while mired in repetition.
Although it follows the same formula, 'Call of Duty: Ghosts' offers a few refreshing changes.
Although the first episode of The Walking Dead Season 2 is a bit slow to get going, the groundwork is there for another amazing game.
MLB 14: The Show is a step forward for the franchise, but it's a smaller step than we've come to expect.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 features memorable combat in a forgettable world.
Outlast has elements that are genuinely frightening, but they yield to predictability, and predictability leads to tedium.
The future of first-person shooter looks an awful lot like the past.
If you like to bring grief to other players, this may be the racing game you've been waiting for.
Legacy is a fun game, but it is limited and dated. The mechanics are decent, although you will come to rely on the maneuver button more than a flying game should, and it ends up taking away from the gameplay a bit. Despite the decent use of the 3D, the game does not make good use of the 3DS' hardware, and as a result Legacy feels primitive by modern standards.
Take away the expectations and graphical power, and you're left with a simple, but often charming button masher.
Killer Is Dead is a fresh concept wrapped around a generic core, and flavored with a helping of misogyny
A half-baked attempt to revive the NBA Live franchise should have waited another year.