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Resident Evil HD Remaster . . . achieves the same sense of lingering horror as its source material while simultaneously making the entire experience easier for modern audiences to appreciate.
There is no concept too ridiculous for Volition to exploit and for people with a love of the deranged and silly, Saints Row is one of the funniest games on the market.
Everything about this game works together to create an overarching feeling of darkness and depression, but still manages to be fun and exciting.
I think it's a fun board-game, if not one you'll play constantly for hours.
After playing this game for more than just a few hours, I couldn't believe that somehow Ubisoft had managed to screw up Tetris.
Geometry Wars: Dimensions isn't a complex, deep, or particularly meaningful game. It doesn't need to be.
Leviathan often feels more like a short novel than it does a traditional videogame.
The Dark Below is just More Of The Same, which will be good for hardcore fans of Destiny that have accepted the game for what it is, but will be a disappointing for those that had hoped the game would change its direction.
This game was made for 12 year olds that watch the Fast & Furious movies and believe everything in them is real.
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is a surprisingly fun and distinctive download-only game.
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.