Game Informer
HomepageGame Informer's Reviews
Improvements on the court are hindered by the lack of compelling modes
Better gameplay pacing and more interesting level designs might have kept this from being such a missed opportunity
A combat-rich ride with excellent mechanics and interesting customization
Mission variety is lacking, but it didn't stop me from enjoying almost every second of play for 20-plus hours
Strategy fans who tolerate this game's abuse will find a rewarding combat system that isn't easy to master
There's a ton to explore here within an inviting strategy shell, enticing those who have never delved into the 4X space and demanding the attention of genre fans
Simple and unabashedly joyful, Fantasia is a game unafraid to explore new ways to interact with music
Project Spark is whatever you want it be, but realizing your dream project can be difficult to pull off
The interesting design is hurt by too much repetition combined with new abilities roped off for elite schmup players only
Is feeling completely unnerved for 15-plus hours your idea of a good time? Then you're in for a treat
A good suite of game modes that could have been great had 2K fixed its server woes
Any old-school RPG aficionado will appreciate the presentation, but the gameplay doesn't have the same impact
Crazy moments, smooth combat, and seemingly endless options help this sequel match its predecessor
Slight improvements to the original game are welcome, though it's still not quite as fun as it is funny
DriveClub doesn't revolutionize online play, but offers solid driving and just enough features to keep it engaging
A great example of how player choice can shape a gameplay experience. Most cases offer a variety of conclusions
This is the closest a game has come to capturing the promise of the Alien franchise, even if its story doesn't add much to the lore
Freeform exploration can be tedious, but the tense moments will have your heart racing
The biggest and most enjoyable entry in the series. It's great for single player or co-op sessions
A retro-restoration that's fun with friends for a while, but the repetitive levels and a lack of any relevant progression set the stage for a mundane mix.