Philip Kollar

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Philip Kollar·Oct 26, 2017

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Nintendo’s most iconic character comes to the Switch in one of his best adventures ever

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Philip Kollar·Oct 16, 2017

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Whether you love South Park or hate it, Ubisoft has perfectly captured its essence

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Philip Kollar·Oct 12, 2017

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Bethesda’s horror series finds new life with more open design

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Philip Kollar·Oct 5, 2017

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This ambitious sequel improves on the best part of Shadow of Mordor but drops the ball elsewhere

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Philip Kollar·Sep 26, 2017

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Don’t let the name fool you; this is one of the best action-RPGs of this generation

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Philip Kollar·Aug 29, 2017

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A martial arts-focused take on the Dark Souls formula that more than hits its mark

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Philip Kollar·Aug 17, 2017

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Naughty Dog looks to a new hero to end its part in the Uncharted series on a high note

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Philip Kollar·Jul 24, 2017

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What happens when you mix basketball, fantasy RPGs and a visual novel? Something special

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Philip Kollar·Jun 6, 2017

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This creepy game is based on H.P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness. Is it any good?

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Philip Kollar·May 25, 2017

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Perception features some strong moments but never fully commits to its big ideas

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Philip Kollar·May 15, 2017

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The Surge successfully builds on its inspirations and finds its own voice

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Philip Kollar·May 4, 2017

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TumbleSeed's summit might be worth it, if you can stick through the climb

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Philip Kollar·Apr 24, 2017

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Outlast 2 made me feel terrible, but that's by design

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Philip Kollar·Mar 29, 2017

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It successfully pushes this series to new heights of polish, allure and charm. It has a few blemishes, enough to distract a bit from the intriguing and weighty themes that the game wrestles with. But even through the rough patches, Persona 5 doesn't give up a drop of its colorful personality.

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Philip Kollar·Feb 20, 2017

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Horizon Zero Dawn feels like a storied developer finally finding its voice