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Is it reason alone to buy into VR? Probably not. But if you’ve taken the plunge, it’s worth spending a few hours losing your mind
Problems from past episodes still haunt this one, but the murder mystery keeps you guessing and the action scenes are exciting
This genre-blender experiments with the traditional sandbox formula, but fails to encapsulate the fun elements of an open world
Dangerous Golf is a battering ram and a ballet at the same time. You’ll cackle with glee at the carnage and stew over missed opportunities
The changes add a fun modern edge to combat and progression. However, the storytelling and repetition are more noticeable problems in today's gaming landscape
Though rough in places, Revolution is an absorbing thriller that asks you to make tough choices and stand for something
Controlling the turtles is fun, but the structure of the levels, missions, and bosses leave much to be desired
Homefront's few smart concepts are crushed under the weight of constant glitches and other problems
Blood and Wine is an impressive expansion that tells a captivating tale about betrayal and love
Planet Robobot feels a lot like Kirby’s last outing, it’s never boring (and the final few hours have some unexpected and exciting surprises)
Vibrant and endlessly entertaining. Whether you just want to play a few quick rounds or settle in for hours with friends, Overwatch delivers with polished panache
A series of small tasks makes Stellaris easy to jump into, but hard to put down without completing that "one last thing"
If strategy games and massive battles are your thing, this is an excellent and entertaining choice that effectively captures the strength of its source material
The campaign is a glorious, bloody return to form for the godfather of first-person shooters, but the multiplayer and SnapMap can't match
A varied playable roster isn't enough to salvage a lackluster campaign and clumsy combat
The difficulty curve is too steep, but the act of moving a horse through a race by playing Solitaire is a fun hook that kept me coming back
The best Uncharted yet. It hooks you emotionally early on and keeps you locked in place as the thrill of the hunt for a lost treasure takes shape
A deeper twist on twin-stick shooters for the player who doesn't mind some complexity and challenge
The puzzle-like mechanics of scaling a wall are interesting, but using your neck as a controller is not
Stephen's Sausage Roll isn’t flashy, but those who love cracking tough puzzles should rise to this challenge