Yannick LeJacq
A thrilling zombie adventure that makes me remember what I love about Dead Island and forget what I hated.
A great sequel, if not a true next act, for Far Cry.
An inventive and thoroughly enjoyable adventure that honors the legacy of its fiction while simultaneously expanding its boundaries.
Expertly honed and original gameplay that supports a moving story delivered in a compelling way. What's not to like?
The Sims 4 is a beautiful new act in EA's popular franchise. Even with its controversial changes and missing features, I've never had this much fun playing with my Sims.
A very charming platformer, but not a groundbreaking one.
An interesting combo of shooting and skateboarding that's sadly buried beneat a grating tone and gross aesthetic.
A Blizzard-themed MOBA that's easy to get into and increasingly fun to play as you improve.
A weird, hillarious, and heartwarming game that still surprises me after three solid weeks of playing it.
A disappointing follow-up to an amazing game.
The game tells an uninspired story by forcing you through a series of repetitive, bland, and unrewarding puzzles.