
Total War: Warhammer is one of the best Total War games I’ve ever played, and fans of either franchise should find themselves with a winner here.


Total War: Warhammer is one of the best Total War games I’ve ever played, and fans of either franchise should find themselves with a winner here.

The world is dark, cold, and unforgiving. In fact, the world is coming to an end. This is the backdrop for the second installment of Stoic’s Nordic tactical role-playing series.

Ashes of the Singularity plays things far too safe and simple in a genre that desperately needs a shot of something new.

Dodge Roll delivers with an action packed roguelike featuring an arsenal of interesting armaments.

An excellent entry in the fantasy series featuring unique environments, bosses, and a massive wealth of secrets and surprises

Deserts of Kharak takes much from Homeworld’s heritage.

Tremendous highs and tumultuous lows combine in the Lovecraft-inspired, turn-based dungeon-crawler Darkest Dungeon.

Nuclear Throne somehow manages to be both fun and frustrating at the same time.

If you have already experienced Bloodborne, this add-on is absolutely essential.

An impressive experience with powerful protoss style and flavor.

The overall Call of Duty: Black Ops III package is incredibly strong, with something for everyone.

Perhaps we’ve just been spoiled on the PC RPG front as of late, but the clichéd campaign and dungeon-creation toolbox fail to leave a noteworthy impression.

Rising Tide adds a good deal of complexity to Civilization: Beyond Earth.

If you’re a die-hard Might & Magic Heroes fan, this addition to your collection is probably justified.

After finishing the game, I wished I could experience it again for the first time.