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I wish more happened in this episode, but the story is still intriguing and the cliffhanger is shocking
Different races, ship customization, and disparate methods of victory and progression make your choices meaningful, leading to an essential experience for strategy-game enthusiasts
Invisible, Inc. is like a tense game of hide and seek, except the repercussions for being found are deadly
With superb storytelling, challenging combat, exciting choices, and unpredictable consequences, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a must-play RPG
With myriad nods to Wolfenstein's past, The Old Blood captures the essence of the series, but does less than The New Order to advance it
You get a lot of game in this remastered bundle, as well as a lot of technical hiccups to look past
Chroma Squad is fun from the get-go, but the experience falls off as the progression systems falter and the gameplay gets repetitive
I've played many racers like this, but Project Cars still feels invigorating and fresh – and that's an accomplishment
KSP provides fun on different levels of engagement, from tinkering with unlimited funds in the sandbox to create cool or outlandish ships to tackling the dizzyingly difficult career mode.
An excellent addition to the Hearthstone single-player Adventures, featuring true-to-raid encounters that make clever use of game mechanics and introduce new dragon-centric cards
Record Breaker charms new players with its fun battle system and engaging demon fusion, and gives old fans enough incentive to return
Finding your flow in the music feels incredible – until you're crushed by some procedurally generated monstrosity for the umpteenth time
This spin-off starts strong, yet loses steam the further you progress
The Mad-Max-meets-FTL concept is entertaining for a bit, but the constant and unwavering combat gets repetitive fast – even with the customization
Whether you're new to the journey or playing to see how it ends, Broken Age is a wonderful coming-of-age tale that's worth the trip
An effort that will please long-time Dungeon Keeper fans, with additional longevity provided by a variety of multiplayer modes
Boxboy finds a good balance of difficulty with puzzles that challenge, but never get too complicated or difficult
You need an abundance of patience and a tinge of masochistic tendencies to enjoy it, but Titan Souls is a refreshing return to the brutal boss battles of yesteryear
Brutally satisfying and enjoyable in its absurdity, Mortal Kombat X carries the franchise's flag high
You can power through a few rounds of Tower of Guns quickly, and the inventive enemies and non-stop action keep you coming back