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The more lighthearted tone of The Hobbit works great with the Lego style, with lots of fun moments
A Crooked Mile takes the story in interesting new directions, while also giving you more of a say in how and when events pan out
An enormously entertaining shooter that starts to wear out its welcome after multiple repeats of the same stage maps
Amusing for an hour or so, and likely even more enjoyable with a group of onlookers reacting to the onscreen nonsense
Sweeping changes to a game that was in dire need of resuscitation do not disappoint. Dynamic game modes keep players coming back for more
It’s incredibly difficult for me to talk about A Link Between World without sounding like the complete Zelda fanatic that I am, but it really is a magnificent game. This is the Zelda title I've waited a decade for, and not only is it by far the best game since The Wind Waker it is also better than the GameCube classic in every area of the series I enjoy the most.
A wide variety of modes (distinctly different from other MOBAs) and a healthy roster of interesting characters make Smite a great option for players of all skill levels
Elizabeth has a stealthier and more tactical playstyle, which is an interesting change of pace
For the third time, Sucker Punch has crafted a game that is worth playing through twice
The content is too thin to be satisfying. It moves the Metal Gear plot forward so little that even hardcore fans could justify taking a pass
Silky controls and consistent aircraft upgrades kept me coming back for more
Don't be afraid to crank it down to easy mode for a dumb, fun first playthrough.
This expansion is a notable step up in character depth and mission design, and the best reason yet to explore this iteration of the fantastic Shadowrun universe
Perfectly playable and sometimes a nice challenge, but lacks its own identity
Despite a lack of solo content, few games are as entertaining with friends
A fitting introduction to what the new generation of multiplayer gaming can achieve
Addictive and entertaining for free-to-play players, competitors, and collectors, the game brings the often-daunting digital card game genre into the spotlight
Impresses as both a game and a comedy piece
A House Divided has solid writing with plenty of surprises. Making difficult choices as Clementine is an adrenaline rush
Already-limited offerings are diminished by a quasi-free-to-play monetization scheme