Adam Beck's Reviews
There's some fun to be had with LEGO Worlds, but you will need to trudge through a lot of problems to get to it.
Calling this the “Definitive Edition” may not be the most apt description.
Even after a decade, Final Fantasy XII remains one of the brightest beacons in the long-running franchise.
Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood is an exceptional expansion that unfortunately refuses to take any risks.
Even after nearly seven years, Vanquish still has some of the best combat of any action game.
It feels like a dream seeing Bayonetta on PC, and thankfully, it's no nightmare.
Persona 5 is a once in a generation game.
Dark Souls III: The Ringed City isn’t the swan song that we hoped it would be, but it’s still an enticing adventure for hardcore fans.
Mass Effect: Andromeda is an unbalanced experience.
Thanks to the distinctive story and a number of improvements to the overall combat, Tales of Berseria ends up being one of the better Tales games in a while.
After ten long years of development, Final Fantasy XV ends up being more style than substance.
Agent 47 is back and better than ever.
For a season finale, Hokkaido is exceptionally crafted.
Dark Souls III: Ashes of Ariandel is a short but sweet experience.
After such a long wait, PlayStation 4 users finally get to experience Rise of the Tomb Raider in all its glory, and then some.
Don’t go into Gears of War 4 expecting a thought provoking story; go into it for its action packed scenarios, superb multiplayer experience and top tier shooting mechanics.
System Rift is a short but sweet experience.
As a penultimate episode to the first season, Freedom Fighters makes an effective statement, even though there are flaws in its execution.
Forza Horizon 3 retains everything we’ve come to love about the open world racer while incrementally improving upon its formula.
In 2016, Dead Rising is fantastic nostalgic trip that benefits from the higher resolution, frame rate and graphical options greatly, despite the overall textures and models not being as magical as they once were.