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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,
As superb as the experience of simply exploring [The Vanishing of Ethan Carter's] eerie environments is, unravelling the plot's mystery isn't terribly enjoyable.
To be clear, if you only buy one of the three DLC, then purchase this one. It's the strongest of the three, and actually might be better designed than the game proper.
D4 stands as compelling proof of how Kinect 2.0 still isn't and likely never will be ready for prime time.
If you've ever played other RTS series like Age of Empires or Command and Conquer, you're going to slide right into Stronghold Crusader 2 with ease.
Essentially a tower offense game, where militant Earth forces must destroy alien towers along their path, the Anomaly games have been remarkable.
It takes many cues from the classic shooters of old, cutting out the more superfluous mechanics and flourishes of today's shooters and instead focusing on brutal combat.
It's no small feat that Playground and Turn 10 managed to make nearly every car out of their 200+ feel unique on the road.
As good-looking and distinct as everything is, it gets old fast, because the actual scope of puzzles and levels are limited and extremely formulaic.
Something that will please long time fans and newcomers alike.
I would not say that the game-play is drastically different when compared to NHL 14 from last year, but the game-play somehow feels much more lifelike.
Velocity's emphasis on speed and item collection gives it an incredibly exhilarating feel.
It's a poorly-written experience who places too much of a priority on delivering the absurdity as often as possible…
Treating this game as a single player campaign—while technically feasible—is the weakest aspect of the game.