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The next generation Trials title is here bringing us the future. The same old motorcycles are back in the future for some reason, funny though they definitely fit in.
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Drawful 2 is a lot of fun, if you haven't played this game it's a perfect party title for a group of people.
Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: India does well at fleshing out the AC Universe showing the struggle between the Assassins and the Templars reaching all cultures throughout time.
The Park was a decent experience though far too quick to really offer a solid experience.
Uncharted 4 is most definitely one of the defining games of the generation and a perfect end to the Uncharted series.
I definitely enjoyed playing Shadwen as it took a genre of gaming I find mostly boring and made it strategic
This pack is great for Nascar enthusiasts, those that want to expand their selection of Forza content and even those that know little about Nascar as you can learn a fair bit.
For those wanting a true campaign expansion then this is the perfect DLC to pick-up for Fallout 4
Homefront: The Revolution was one of the worst games I've played and the open world style of play did not function well for it.
Hopefully things pick up for the next episodes as the signs are definitely pointing to what is an average title.
A Portal to Mystery was a great time providing a solid tale of spooky action while balancing a large cast of characters.
Lost Sea does provide endless replay value and always offers somewhere new to explore so great potential for extended gameplay.
The Technomancer presents a decent story line that's hard to enjoy as it's hidden behind an average world and cumbersome combat.
Inside is a game that people will be discussing and talking about what exactly happened for many years.
It's a great title for all ages offering unique building opportunities, hours of campaign levels and tons of replay collecting all the hidden objects in the world.
7 Days to Die is a horrible game that should be skipped, hidden and locked away forever.
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II offers a fun and diversely challenging RPG experience.
Carmageddon was an alright title, yet nothing that stands out in the current generation of gaming.
Pharaonic had great potential being a completely unique experience, but it's brought down by a weird desire to make you replay far too much of the same area.