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This isn't just the best action title on the Wii U, it's the best and most blissfully entertaining action game that's been released in this entire generation so far.
Civilization: Beyond Earth is, in many senses, the next logical step forward in a series that has always been about celebrating the human drive to understand, control, and expand our environment.
When stripped down to its core, there's really nothing special about it.
…don't call it a Harmonix comeback. They've been here for years…
Costume Quest 2 is at its best when the repetitive role-playing combat system takes a backseat to its adventure-style exploration and dialogue.
Sunset Overdrive is not all bad though. I wouldn't even call many of my stated issues actual complaints. They are more like design choices which I really don't agree with.
A fantastic and underrated game is let down by a less than stellar remaster and too high a retail price.
The Evil Within is absolutely sure to appeal to those obsessed with the original Resident Evil games. That said, it's a real shame that the developer didn't take this fresh start as a chance to reinvent himself and horror games in general.
I think that Project Spark takes what other games with creation suites such as LittleBigPlanet and Minecraft started and amplifies it to a much higher level.
In many ways, the pre-sequel feels like a pleasant place-holder.
Skylanders: Trap Team is definitely fun, looks and sounds great, and offers up some clever new gimmicks on the old formula.
Whether you should take the plunge on DriveClub right now depends on how hard up you are for a serious racing option on PS4.
It is superior to the original game at a glance, and I believe it's a strong game in its own right.
Alien: Isolation finally delivers the Alien experience fans have been waiting for.
Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor is a must-play experience for this new console generation.
If you're a casual fan of soccer, this game is able to get you right into the action fairly easily
What we have here is the first, full-on, legitimate mystery game for the current generation.
Nintendo has served up fans something to tide them over in this Zelda-themed Dynasty Warriors clone. It's fan service more than anything else, but as you may have noticed by now, Nintendo is pretty good at fan service.
Neverending Nightmares lacks any real challenge, making it feel like less of a game and more of an interactive visual story. The 'true' ending still leaves questions, and considering the game's short length, I was left wanting more.
Players looking for a fun sim experience could do a lot worse than Tropico 5,