IGN's Reviews
LEGO Jurassic World's puzzles and combat keep up a great pace that get you past annoyances and back to the fun quickly.
Yoshi's Woolly World is a cute and colourful platformer, with plenty of ideas but only a few great levels.
Batman: Arkham Knight is an impressive game on almost every level, with non-stop variety and great action.
The Elder Scrolls Online: TU's combat handles well on a gamepad, making it a great way to experience all this content.
A briefly entertaining yet inessential addition to The Evil Within universe.
Though it may occasionally test your patience, Magicka 2's charm and depth make it a really fun co-op experience.
You don't have to think outside the box to solve Magnetic: Cage Closed's puzzles, but there are a few head-scratchers.
Game of Thrones: Episode 4 - Sons of Winter delivers a dose of of the action we've all been waiting for.
Taken slowly, Sunset is a beautiful, fascinating experience.
Life Is Strange: Episode 3 takes a massive turn with a heartfelt and ambitious new story.
Kerbal Space Program is a deep, funny, and detailed physics sim that never takes itself too seriously.
Galactic Civilizations 3 doesn't re-invent the wheel, but it delivers a top-notch, highly customizable 4X experience.
Upgraded HD visuals make Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster on PS4 the best way to experience the world of Spira.
Massive in size, and meticulously detailed, The Witcher 3 ends Geralt's story on a high note.
Invisible Inc's randomized and repeatable sci-fi heists create one tough, risky tactical decision after another.
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood doubles down on blood and guts, but in doing so sacrifices some of its heart.
Deep and demanding but incredibly user-friendly, Project CARS is real racing done right.
Smart co-op partners make Shadowrun Chronicles: Boston Lockdown's tactical combat work, but anything less falls short.
Spellcasting in Magicka: Wizard Wars is good fun, but it's not a perfect fit with MOBA-style multiplayer.
It might not look like much, but BoxBoy is one of the cleverest puzzle platformers I've ever played. The constant variety gave me dozens of uses for Qbby's simple-to-learn self-replicating abilities. Coupled with great pacing and level designs that encourage and reward experimentation, I just couldn't put it down until I'd cleared the 18-world campaign and put some time into the delightful side challenges.