
#WarGames is interesting enough for its two-hour runtime to keep you invested, but feels more like a proof-of-concept than a fulfilling tale

#WarGames is interesting enough for its two-hour runtime to keep you invested, but feels more like a proof-of-concept than a fulfilling tale

Way of the Passive Fist is built on an intriguing premise, but lacks the fundamentals to capitalize on it.

Metal Gear Survive shows promise as a co-op experience, but blunders in just about every other way.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is a fantastic Dragon Ball game, a diverse fighter, and a great learning experience.

Zelda's final DLC is a great excuse to return to Hyrule one last time.

Assassin's Creed finds new life by questioning nearly every tenet of its design.

The Evil Within 2 breaks some new ground for the series, but doesn't find its own identity.

It may not bring casual fans up to speed, but Gundam Versus is a fun, accessible fighter with depth.

Though it doesn't expand the scope of the series, Nidhogg 2 is brutal, versatile fighter.

Gigantic is an easy-to-play MOBA, but it doesn't have much depth.

The End Is Nigh is an interesting departure in structure from Super Meat Boy – though it doesn’t always succeed.

Cryptark's levels and setup have a lot of variety, but not a ton of longevity.

The new characters, balance, and improvements should give veterans lots of dig into. Newcomers or casual fans won't find too much to keep them busy this time around

Tekken 7 is a thrilling, deep fighter, even if it falters with its story and learning tools.

This is still an incredibly fun fighting game to have at the ready and online, but Ultra's new modes and features are all minor additions