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If you like soccer, football, or whatever you want to call it, you need to get this game
Managing the ship's assorted consoles is fun and surprisingly intense – with or without a friend
A competent hockey experience still looking for a game-changing feature
A literally endless supply of Mario levels is at your fingertips, as long as you don't mind if they aren't up to Nintendo's standard of quality. Getting creative with the tools is fun, and so is seeing what others have devised
New tracks and cars give you plenty to play with, but the re-styled career mode still doesn't provide sufficient motivation
This is a great family game, and it's an opportunity for people who don't have a Vita to see why it's a favorite
With 132 new cards added to the pool, players have more strategies to experiment with than ever. The new cards are fun and fresh, adding a much-needed boost
Many missions feel like puzzles, forcing you to use your available resources to find one of many ways to complete your objective. Applying your rewards to building, expanding, and improving your base is an irresistible joy
Mad Max fans may enjoy cruising through the post-apocalyptic world, but the repetitive side activities start to grind
The Toy Box has always been fun, but it's once again safe to venture back into the play sets
Slow pacing, boring mechanics, and a small cast of unlikeable characters makes this a tough experience to enjoy – even for fans
A fun and visually impressive trip down memory lane, even if some of the shooting mechanics feel dated
This year delivers the kind of football moments we've wanted for a long time from the franchise. A clear step forward
Supermassive weaves an intriguing and exciting mystery with all the right teen-horror trappings
A satisfying and exciting experience from start to finish
Eavesdropping on the echoes of the village's former residents is worthwhile, but the overarching mystery leaves a pretentious aftertaste
Best when played with friends, N++ is a retouching rather than a reinvention, and is squarely targeted at players interested in precision platforming challenge for its own sake
Galak-Z is the perfect game to play in short bursts. Its random nature means the balancing feels off, but the tight combat will keep you coming back
You'd be hard-pressed to not uncover something you enjoy in this nostalgia-laden package
The Fafnir Knight is exciting due to better storytelling and fun new mechanics, such as town building and advertising campaigns