Polygon's Reviews
Dead Rising 3 is a promising, ultimately clumsy next-gen debut
Crimson Dragon is a total misfire
It gets the balance right between nostalgic touches and clever new twists, and never once let me down with a boring boss or too-familiar retread. In all my years of playing with the Mario gang, I've never been quite so happy to hurl myself into the unknown, and 3D World delivers challenge, surprise and joy in almost every moment.
It's not the most stable racer, but Need for Speed Rivals puts spectacular ideas to great use
Forza 5 brings multiplayer to solo play
Tearaway is fresh, inviting and intricate
LocoCycle represents a complete failure to communicate
Ryse is beautiful but hollow
Fighter Within is a broken, bland launch brawler that loses its potential on poor execution.
Powerstar Golf balances smart social features and tight core gameplay with shaky economics
Alone, Tiny Brains is a bad game; with friends it's just forgettable.
Peggle 2 is a burst of joy in a sea of brown and grey
Double Helix has competently filled the gaps in Killer Instinct's foundation
The Novelist captures the quiet heartbreaks of family life.
I couldn't pull myself away from the addictive nature of Spacebook.
Doki-Doki universe is a gleeful game of self-reflection
Samurai Gunn could be a great local multiplayer game with a lot more polish
The Walking Dead Season 2 may be better as a whole but it falters in the first episode
Wii Fit U is too lightweight to be a contender
NES Remix is intelligent, well-designed Nintendo nostalgia