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Never Alone takes a familiar game style and adds a unique sense of distinction with its well-realized atmosphere and native story.
LittleBigPlanet 3 is a fantastic and enjoyable experience till you hit a game breaking glitch.
If you ever wanted to interact with Tyrion Lannister, now's your chance.
If you enjoy previous versions of MotoGP and want that experience with next-gen graphics, you can probably skip this installment.
Defenders of Time is an adequate experience for tower defense enthusiasts, worth your time, but not the cost of admission.
It's a fun little title with some beautiful design work. The trouble is that the designers never quite managed to make this title feel like more than a compilation of mini-games..
Styx: Master of Shadows isn't terrible, but it follows the template of the genre to the letter, warts and all.
Tales From The Borderlands is a chance for fans of the franchise to see Pandora in a new light.
Using the interactive nature of a video game to great effect, This War of Mine brilliantly conveys this message by forcing the player to not only witness it, but to live it, experience it, and suffer through it firsthand.
It's so much fun that we're relatively willing to give it a pass this time around.
This is the best looking, best performing GTA game to grace consoles, bar none.
Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is the latest installment in the franchise, but even though it fits an easy rhyme scheme I can't claim it's the greatest.
Super Smash Bros. For Wii U gives the franchise one hell of a technical facelift, plays like dream, and is sure to suck up dozens if not hundreds of hours of your life through endlessly addictive gameplay.
Their newest game fixes all the major issues with DAII and gives RPG fans their first classic of the new generation.
Once I was done observing from afar and directly interacting with the world, the persistent problems reared their ugly heads. Assassin's Creed Unity's attractiveness is only skin deep.
Sledgehammer Games has seen the future, and it works.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection – The True Meaning of a 'Definitive' Collection
If you just want to scratch the JRPG itch while on the go, this is your game.
If this game is attempting to imitate the Souls series oppressive, dank, and eerie landscapes, it fails in the attempt by overdoing the cliché and generic videogame fantasy aesthetic.
Perhaps the game's greatest success is the sense of exquisite history and continuity carried through in the excellent writing: