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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
The new golf societies for single-player and offline add much-needed ongoing structure, but it's the gameplay that provides the actual depth
Whether you are running from a boulder or riding on a polar bear, these games have not lost their charm. They are a fascinating (and fun) look back at the early days of 3D platforming
While the aesthetic and feel of the game is better than ever, some design choices and repetition lean heavy on the Crimson Court
One of the most challenging and rewarding twin stick shooters ever made
The mix of roguelike modes lets you play at different paces, but once I had my one incredible run to victory, I felt like I'd seen everything the game had to offer
Players need to wade through too much dull story and repetitive combat to get a glimpse of Valkyria Revolution's redeeming qualities, and the trade off isn't worth it
In spite of a handful of glitches and aged visuals, Get Even is an inventive and ambitious thriller that makes the most of its sci-fi inspirations
Ever Oasis is a unique pastiche of familiar ideas, but no single element rises above the rest. Even so, I was eager to keep upgrading my character and oasis throughout
The second episode is better paced and more engaging than the opener, but still struggles under its own technical limitations
The new characters, balance, and improvements should give veterans lots of dig into. Newcomers or casual fans won't find too much to keep them busy this time around
Whether you're embroiled in an intense fight or participating in one of the oddball minigames, you probably have a smile on your face