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The hacking abilities are a legitimate game changer and give Watch Dogs its own identity
This episode sets the stage for the season's conclusion, but it needs more action and surprises
With disasters, elections, and new tasks to complete at every turn, Tropico 5 provides a structured and entertaining city building experience
From story to gameplay, a sense of wonder and discovery pervades Transistor, but demands the player accept moments of confusion and unanswered questions
A more well-rounded outing than the last Wolfenstein game, but its more comfortable employing tried-and-true gameplay conventions than striving for innovation
Mario Kart remains pure fun, and it's never been better
Wildly inventive time-warping mechanics make playing this game feel unlike any other
Season Two continues to engage, surprise, and build on the already fast-paced momentum
Fun combat, customization, and decision making overpower the cliché plot and monotonous enemy lineup
The same great baseball simulation now caters to a wider group of gamers with online franchises and shorter game times
The single-player campaign is the main attraction, offering a fun experience that plays with Kirby's typical mechanics in interesting ways
Yet another fun three-click golf disciple that offers a breadth of modes and experiences
Swing between the skyscrapers of New York, stop petty crimes, punch the Green Goblin in the face – you've already played this game
A few jump scares left my heart racing, but the overall adventure isn't exciting
Even without the depth of a fully featured RPG, this streamlined experience still has fun systems to dig into
It's fun nostalgia, but that's about it
An epic adventure from start to finish packed with wondrous environments, imaginative and terrifying foes, and the continual adrenaline-apprehension rush of passing through each fog gate. These aspects make this title a must-play.
Still a great series, but not much is changing with this new iteration
I admire the effort to build an online infrastructure and career story mode, but the selection of games feels slight
The turned-based battles will leave a lot of strategy fans happy, but I wish you could fast forward through the rest of the game