
The Last Guardian bounces between highs and lows without ever fully living up to its legacy


The Last Guardian bounces between highs and lows without ever fully living up to its legacy

Final Fantasy 15's big heart and ambition easily outshine its flaws

Watch Dogs 2 improves on its predecessor but doesn't go as far as it could have

World of Warcraft: Legion addresses long-standing player concerns in smart ways

No Man's Sky is an impressive set of tools grafted onto a game with very little going on.

I Am Setsuna is a somber yet joyful nostalgia trip

Necropolis fails to capture the magic of its influences

Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness has good ideas but never goes anywhere with them

Ratchet & Clank is something worthwhile for fans new and old alike

Can FromSoftware pull off an incredible, deep RPG experience for the third year in a row?

Superhot never lets its good looks or cleverness overtake its smart core design

In its best moments, Darkest Dungeon makes me feel crazy and hopeless. There's something I can't say for most games: The times when I most felt that I had irrevocably fucked up were also the times when the game was at its strongest. Though some of Darkest Dungeon's more annoying design concessions detract from the overall experience, I'd be foolish not to recommend such a singular experience.