GameSpot's Reviews
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More often than not, the gorgeous and intriguing Banner Saga successfully balances the conflicting ideas of strategic control and arbitrary consequence.
The opening act for Broken Age establishes a wonderfully vibrant world with a surprisingly somber tone. Hopefully, it will all pay off in the second act.
Dr. Luigi repackages the Dr. Mario formula with some new ideas, but limited options and slow pacing leave it feeling anemic.
This brutal survival and crafting adventure delivers fun and punishment in equal measure.
Nidhogg isn't too satisfying alone, but it offers frantically enjoyable sword-dueling action with local friends.
Consortium is a fun story-driven sci-fi role-playing game with some first-person shooter elements, but bugs and glitches mar the experience.
Blackguards is a grueling tactical role-playing game that thrives on brutal challenges.
Might & Magic X: Legacy seems like a 15-year-old leftover, for better and for worse.
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is as exciting as it is gorgeous, offering a robust adventure that satisfies on almost every front.
Octodad: Dadliest Catch has moments of comic brilliance, but much of it is uninspired, and it ends before it really even gets going.
The Wolf Among Us: Episode 2 - Smoke and Mirrors is another engrossing chapter in this ongoing saga, though it doesn't blaze as brightly as the introductory episode.
Strike Vector needs refinement, but there's a promising foundation holding up its hybridized combat.
The Lego Movie Videogame re-creates and expands on most of the film's greatest moments.
Outlast loses momentum occasionally, but its unsettling atmosphere and pulse-pounding chases keep pulling you along for the ride.
Loads of humor and outrageousness make this cyberpunk indie adventure worth playing.
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze's unimaginative level design saps the fun out of this retro-inspired platformer.
The Castle Doctrine is a poorly balanced structure built on an unstable foundation.
Strider is a high-speed, acrobatic action game with a hero that's fun to control from the first blade swipe to the final deathblow.
Rayman Legends melds abject strangeness with diverse platforming to create an adventure that's as enjoyable as it is challenging.