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The Division is a very interesting game, with soaring highs as well as flaws, and the best multiplayer for years.
It's easy to like Action Henk. It does all the basic stuff well: simple to pick up, hard to master, fun, fast, colourful. Yet it feels like a fleeting interest.
Hitman GO easily met my expectations and is perfect to while away a few minutes here and there.
Sometimes games just feel right, and Superhot is such a game. It takes something familiar and turns it on its head to create what I expect will become an indie classic.
The Flame in the Flood is beautiful, desolate, and it will kill you again and again.
Michonne's main problem is sadly the most inescapable one: she's in yet another fucking zombie story.
Far Cry Primal is a great spin-off for the Far Cry franchise, but it doesn't do anything drastically new.
Starts strongly, but soon fades into a slog through samey puzzles and ever-weaker environments.
TRON RUN/r is one of the most entertaining and spectacular runners around, but that has come at a price.
Street Fighter 5 is the best fighting game your money can buy.
Layers of Fear is a fun ride. If you can live with the poor frame rate you'll find a horror game that relishes the chance to mess with your head.
Firewatch feels like a natural and smart evolution of the adventure game, offering choices without as many constraints, but at the same time expertly funneling players down a path.
You'll want to love Unravel even before you've made it beyond the level hub.
Rise of the Tomb Raider was one of the best games of 2015 and nothing has been lost in the months since its release. On PC it can look even more spectacular, so just buy it, yeah.
I'm so caught up inside the world of The Witness that it's hard to think about anything else. It is one of the best games I've ever encountered.
The representation of a familly dealing with the protracted illness of a child is well done, but wasn't as interesting to me as the exploration of faith that was inextricably woven into it.
A wonderful upgrade of one of the most derivative and dull titles in the series.
I can't think of many games like Oxenfree. It's simple if judged purely on gameplay mechanics but wonderfully accomplished in terms of storytelling, characters and dialogue.
The desolate landscapes, the constant fear of death, the beautiful artwork, it's all top notch stuff. I'm just not sure the core mechanics that make up the bulk of actual gameplay are strong enough.
I haven't played anything as engaging and interesting as Pony Island in a long time.