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This game shows that the bar's set high and they can reach it,
It's one the more unusual, charming and relaxing indie efforts available on a consoles today.
The game's underlying dialogue and storyline is engagingly downbeat and adult.
[Halfway's] developer is an enormous fan of a few things: well-crafted pixel art, 1980s science fiction movies, and XCOM.
Playing Magic 2015 is a trip down memory lane
It definitely has a bold sense of tension and impressive style, but there's a lack of consistency to it that makes things more frustrating than difficult.
If you're a former Wii or Xbox 360 owner that missed out on this title last year, it is, absolutely, an essential purchase.
WildStar comes to the table with some of the most delightfully beautiful visuals I've ever seen in an MMO.
Abyss Odyssey disappoints because every element looks astounding on paper. And then you pick up the controller.
What's on show here is still a unique—and occasionally maddening—puzzle platforming game with a sense of identity unlike anything else on the market
I have a feeling that even [Gaiman's] most devoted fans will be disappointed with the experience.
Quest for Infamy is, for better or for worse, a love letter and modern re-imagining of the classic Quest for Glory and even King's Quest games from the golden age of PC adventure gaming.
This is another one of those games that's going to have a severe, divisive reaction among the gamers of 2014, depending on how old you are.
The good news is that while there are parts of the game that need a major overhaul, there are still parts of the game that are extremely impressive.
Ubisoft Montpellier made a decision to not make the player feel powerful, to instead make them afraid of the war.
The controls are tight; the difficulty has a fair ramping curve, there are many secrets to uncover, and the Relic sub weapons are satisfying to use. For anyone who's been dying for a game in the vein of Megaman, they should dig this retro styled gem.
A Story About My Uncle is a wonderful and whimsical experience not unlike the movies of Pixar.
You can look inside your characters' minds to see what they're thinking, or even more oddly what they're dreaming (normally involving ninjas and superheroics, obviously).
Ronan is dead, has become a ghost, and it's now his "unfinished business" to find his killer before he can move on..
Next to score: All in all, I left this game feeling perplexed.