Kotaku's Reviews
A high tech upgrade completely refreshes the tired Call of Duty formula.
A brave, stylish take on the Civilization formula.
An interesting combo of shooting and skateboarding that's sadly buried beneat a grating tone and gross aesthetic.
Combat feels good at times, but overall the game is alternately bland and frustrating.
Bayonetta 2 represents a master class in over-the-top set pieces, filled with dozens of giatn bosses and absurd situations to test your reflexes.
The great Civ V experiment continues, and for the most part, it's a success.
The Evil Within winds up feeling like an inconsistent rehash of ideas previously executed elsewhere. Its great boss fights aren't enough to justify the tedium and frustration the game puts players through.
If you've ever played a Borderlands game, this is mostly more of the same. If not, it's a solid albeit unspectacular shooting and loot-hoarding.
Functions equally well as an intense horror game and a heartfelt tribute to the first Alien film.
With more personality than ever before and a narrow focus on the new toys, it's the perfect time to play a perfect platformer without being overwhelmed by years of toy releases.
Portable Smash Bros. blizz.
If you have Watch Dogs... if you like the core gameplay of Watch Dogs... then, yes, but mainly for the co-op.
An intriguing (though flawed) tale that hits on some powerful themes games rarely explore.
An inventive and thoroughly enjoyable adventure that honors the legacy of its fiction while simultaneously expanding its boundaries.
FIFA 15's EPL influence runs deeper than its new matchday presentation; it's also a faster, more attacking game.
It's no Ocarina of Time or Link Between Worlds. Hell, it's not really a Zelda game. But if you like Zelda, you finally get a Zelda fan-service game. That's the allure. Wait. You don't like Zelda? What's wrong with you?
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.
Hohokum is bizarre yet hypnotic. The urge to make sense of what's going on will keep you playing a lot longer than you'd frist expect.
It looks like a cute fairy tale, but this is a turn-based game that's thorny with challenge and packed with an incredible number of gameplay secrets.
Within the zombie clichés lies a lovely, moving story about a relationship between two desperate people.