Review: 'Final Fantasy Type-0 HD' Takes the Series Back to Its Roots
'Final Fantasy Type-0 HD' features deep combat mechanics and a mature tone, but some confounding design decisions and awkward storytelling hold it back.
Review: ‘David’ Game Comes to Steam and Evil Better Watch Out
The 'David' game is a charming, minimalistic, 'strangely personal' indie title where it's cool to be a square. As David, players bend time and battle evil geometric armies to an 8-bit soundtrack.
Review: 'Never Alone' Game's Wonderful Story Gets Bogged Down By Wonky Controls
'Never Alone' game is stunning from a visual and storytelling perspective, but its inconsistent controls and aggravating AI can make it an exercise in frustration.
'Cities: Skylines' Review
Colossal Order's 'Cities: Skylines' is an entertaining city building game on a scale like no other, and it may be a perfect replacement for 'SimCity'.
'Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number' Review
'Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number' delivers the same frenzied gameplay and thoughtful approach to plotting, but the overall experience is undeniably bigger in scope.
'Code Name S.T.E.A.M.' Review
'Code Name S.T.E.A.M.'s' biggest strength, its 3D perspective, also leads to its biggest weakness, resulting in gameplay that feels less like a battle and more like an interactive loading screen.
'Resident Evil: Revelations 2 - Episode 1' Review
The first episode of 'Resident Evil: Revelation 2' sets the scene for future episodes with familiar gameplay and local co-op, but is graphically unimpressive.
'DmC: Devil May Cry Definitive Edition' Review
'DmC: Devil May Cry Definitive Edition' is still a solid character action game with sharper visuals and a consistent frame rate that's worth picking up for those who missed out.
Review: ‘Life is Strange’ Game Impresses in Episode One Despite Awkward Dialog
Though it suffers from some cheesy dialog, the first episode of Life is Strange game is a solid introduction to an engaging series, and combines Telltale-like choice mechanics with the heart of Gone Home.
'Homeworld Remastered' Review
'Homeworld' and 'Homeworld 2' are back in this 'Remastered' collection to give the next generation of gamers a chance to Experience one of the pioneers of the 3D strategy genre.
'Helldivers' Review
'Helldivers' is an isometric co-op shooter that favors challenge and strategy over all else, and despite a lack of variety is extremely satisfying when played with friends.
'OlliOlli 2: Welcome to Olliwood' Review
Although 'OlliOlli 2: Welcome to Olliwood' doesn't reinvent the wheel as the original game did, as a continuation of last year's skating brilliance it definitely succeeds.
Review: 'ScreamRide' Offers Fun Thrills & Variety in Bite-Sized Form
'ScreamRide' lets player's latent roller coaster fantasies free, indulging every creative and borderline sadistic idea with arcade-style, high score-focused gameplay.
Review: 'Lost Constellation' Teases ‘Night in the Woods’ but Satisfies as a Standalone Experience
Lost Constellation, a supplemental game to the upcoming Night in the Woods, is a piece of beautifully written and designed point-and-click folklore that feels like a creepy bedtime story.
Review: 'Evolve' Works Well With a Coordinated Team, But Replay Value is Limited
When 'Evolve' hits all the right notes it succeeds at delivering a tense and dynamic boss battles, but if just one thing goes wrong it loses its appeal rather quickly.
'Hatoful Boyfriend' Review
'Hatoful Boyfriend' is a bizarre, sometimes heartwarming, sometimes terrifying adventure where you can also date a variety of birds. Yes, you can date birds.
'Kirby and the Rainbow Curse' Review
The Wii U gamepad is the best and worst thing about 'Kirby and the Rainbow Curse,' as it facilitates the game's stylus-based platforming while also crimping Kirby's considerable style.
'The Order: 1886' Review
'The Order: 1886' is bursting with creativity when it comes to design, narrative, and setting, but its gameplay is far too linear and derivative to be worth a full price purchase.
'Minutes' Review
'Minutes' might be a minimalist game, but it's not a simple one, and while Red Phantom Games' latest can be beaten in an hour, it'll last most gamers much longer.
Review: 'Device 6' Game Alternately Delights and Frustrates Mobile Users
'Device 6' may look like a slightly more interactive e-book at a glance, but its difficult puzzles and engaging story will draw players in and keep them there.