
While Kingdom Battle's puzzles won't win any awards, the robust selection of challenging tactical battles entertains from beginning to end


While Kingdom Battle's puzzles won't win any awards, the robust selection of challenging tactical battles entertains from beginning to end

Friday the 13th's amazing showdowns are undermined by a host of technical and pacing issues.

Beneath the constant stream of aural and visual vulgarities, Drawn To Death is a woefully underwhelming arena shooter.

To call 1-2-Switch a collection of "mini-games" is so charitable it should be tax deductible; these rudimentary tech demos wouldn't cut it at a middle-school game jam.

Horizon doesn't reinvent open-world gaming, but it delivers consistent fun, challenge, and intrigue from start to finish

The super-sized environments require more patience than ever, along with a willingness to continually revisit the same locations

While ReCore's gameplay foundation is mostly solid, a host of technical and design issues stand ready to hinder your progress and your enjoyment.

While Furi has some substance behind its style, the unforgiving difficulty takes its toll.

Developer Dambuster Studios has failed to slay Homefront's true enemy: an unending litany of glitches, A.I. failings, and performance issues.

There's only so much fun you can get out of playing the same level over and over again

Agent 47's strategic adventure is now available on PlayStation 4 and Vita. Read our original iOS review to find out what you can expect.

Unravel delivers style and soul, even if the puzzle mechanics are threadbare.

An entertaining Da Vinci Code-style mystery lies beneath Pony Island's idyllic and carefree veneer.

In addition to suffering from some of adventure games' worst aspects, Armikrog is also missing what the genre does best.

Filling your head with questions that have no easy answers, The Beginner's Guide is confusing, thought-provoking, and unlike anything you've ever played.