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Though a ton of fun with friends locally, the new single-player and online modes may not offer much to those hoping to play long-term
Excellent gameplay and mechanics are bogged down with lifeless characters, forgettable maps, and game modes that lack distinction from one another
Given the heavy subject matter, calling Hellblade "entertaining" feels inappropriate. However, it is undeniably memorable, telling a compelling tale that explores subject matter many consider taboo
Some of the brief teases point toward a more meaningful story, but this episode mostly hangs its hat on an underwhelming and surprisingly violent Riddler tale
Exploring new areas, fighting off hordes of increasingly menacing enemies, and seemingly insurmountable challenges help Sundered stay compelling through the finish, but technical issues keep the experience from greatness
Optimizing your ranch and collecting new slimes is engaging, and the steady stream of valuable upgrades ensures you always have a goal to reach for
Tacoma tells a gripping story about mortality and relationships that makes it a worthwhile experience
Your first completion is a lot of fun, and should only take a couple hours. After that, you can chase down the multitude of other endings and unlocks
Though its changes to the MOBA standard are creative, the multi-round structure leads to drawn-out matches
Systems outshine any real storytelling in this oddball RPG. Creating characters based on your friends is a silly way to enjoy this long ride
Dream Daddy is a fun and surprisingly wholesome game about not just dating, but also the highs and lows of parenthood
Olimar's latest adventure isn't difficult, but it feels tedious
Pyre is a lengthy sojourn into a surprising setting, with gameplay focused on a thrilling, smartly balanced battle sport
Backtracking to previous levels can be a pain, but the number of optional collectibles, secret levels, and more make it worth your time
Splatoon 2 offers a strong stable of content demonstrating familiar fun that newcomers and old fans should check out
Though the episode falls flat in a few areas and drags in the middle, some of the story beats have me interested in knowing where it goes next
Though Black The Fall's presentation is beautiful, the combination of sluggish controls, trite puzzles, and a weak conclusion makes this journey a hard sell
Though the story is too wrapped up in political intrigue, the cast and combat are enough to make this a memorable journey
Tokyo Xanadu has its fun and charming moments, but it's brought down by repetitive gameplay and annoying platforming
The costumes are loot for fans, and the Trial of the Sword is an entertaining test. Even so, nothing here substantially builds upon the core game