
Let It Die's outrageously weird sense of style help it overcome some of its flaws, but only for so long.

Let It Die's outrageously weird sense of style help it overcome some of its flaws, but only for so long.

Steep is an enjoyable open-world game that excels in exploration but suffers from finicky controls and repetitive challenges.

Though much too easy, Dead Rising 4 is sandboxy zombie-killing adventure that recaptures the series' fun.

Silence is a gorgeous point-and-click adventure that usually manages to make up for its lack of challenging puzzles with powerful imagery and emotion.

The dwarves have their day in a fantasy RPG focused on the diminutive warrior race.

Tyranny takes the old Infinity Engine RPG formula and makes it feel fresh, exciting, and more manageable.

This Special Edition recaptures and beautifies the legendary RPG, but leaves room for an even-more-special edition.

A serviceable colonization sim that could use a bit more grease in its gears.

An energetic shoot 'n' loot with great melee and ranged combat, co-op, and a pile of dirty jokes.

More of a multiplayer shooter than an MMO, Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade suffers from balance and technical issues.

WoW is back at the top of the MMO game.

A fun, serviceable update to the 4X legend.

A beautiful JRPG that captures the spirit of the genre's early hits while playing things a tad too safely.

A serviceable JPRG marred by uneven production values and poor A.I.

In this very different expansion, Geralt retires in style.