
Even with my dissatisfaction with stealth and some minor glitches, the latest LEGO Batman is a rain-slicked success.

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Even with my dissatisfaction with stealth and some minor glitches, the latest LEGO Batman is a rain-slicked success.

I am grateful that this shined-up version of the GameCube classic I missed is finally available on a contemporary platform.

Rory's debut isn't as bare as last year's NHL 15, nor as unplayable as Madden NFL 06 was last generation, but its charms are limited.

The core game is still amazing, though the lack of any notable changes or additions in this release disappoints

The crimewave offers a good score for newcomers, but it's thin in content for series veterans.

With side-scrolling platforming and turn-based combat, this strategic action title draws easy comparisons to Mark of the Ninja and Kill Bill.

In Her Story, you search a crime database to find answers regarding a husband's disappearance. The tale is more gripping than we ever expected.

The action rarely deviates from previous Lego titles, but when it does, it goes in the wrong direction.

Combat is as cool as ever, though the basic structure feels outdated

Rocksteady's final Arkham title is a welcome assault of comic-book bliss and stunning new-gen visuals.

See a war unfold through the eyes of a housekeeper in 1972.

Heroes of the Storm succeeds like so many other Blizzard titles by taking what makes a genre great and distilling things down to the fun.

Pieces Interactive’s follow up to the original chaotic co-op wizard wunderkind is a worthy sequel.

Humanity has wronged you for the last time.

Double Fine’s strategy simulation is rough around the edges, but hard to put down.

The latest chapter explores more of the characters' pasts and the repercussions of time travel. Find out how it fares compared to earlier installments.

Invisible, Inc. is like a tense game of hide and seek, except the repercussions for being found are deadly