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Ben Reeves·Jun 6, 2016

Critic65/100

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A sterile open world and excessive backtracking drain Catalyst of the fun found in the original.

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Javy Gwaltney·Jun 1, 2016

Critic80/100

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1979 Revolution: Black Friday is a flawed but fascinating thriller of a game.

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Joe Juba·Jun 1, 2016

Critic80/100

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The changes add a fun modern edge to combat and progression. However, the storytelling and repetition are more noticeable problems in today's gaming landscape

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Kyle Hilliard·May 27, 2016

Critic60/100

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This take on Ninja Turtles has a few of Platinum’s signature strengths, but most of the experience is confusing and frustrating.

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Jeff Marchiafava·May 25, 2016

Critic40/100

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Developer Dambuster Studios has failed to slay Homefront's true enemy: an unending litany of glitches, A.I. failings, and performance issues.

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Kimberley Wallace·May 25, 2016

Critic93/100

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CD Projekt crafted a wonderful expansion for Geralt's sendoff that captures the series' trademarks: unexpected twists, tough choices, and intense battles.

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Daniel Tack·May 24, 2016

Critic100/100

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Overwatch is an amazing experience. It’s fresh and consistently fun, with matches that are great in random groups, but astonishingly good when played with friends.

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Ben Reeves·May 20, 2016

Critic83/100

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Like space itself, Paradox’s new strategy sim is big, complex, and easy to get lost in.

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Daniel Tack·May 19, 2016

Critic88/100

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Total War: Warhammer is one of the best Total War games I’ve ever played, and fans of either franchise should find themselves with a winner here.

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Matt Miller·May 16, 2016

Critic60/100

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Gearbox has big ambitions with its new hybrid shooter, but the moment-to-moment gameplay fails to connect.

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Andrew Reiner·May 5, 2016

Critic95/100

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The best Uncharted yet. It hooks you emotionally early on and keeps you locked in place as the thrill of the hunt for a lost treasure takes shape

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Matt Miller·May 4, 2016

Critic78/100

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Housemarque creates a blistering twin-stick shooter that offers greater depth than first impressions might suggest.

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Kyle Hilliard·May 3, 2016

Critic58/100

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The puzzle-like mechanics of scaling a wall are interesting, but using your neck as a controller is not

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Ben Reeves·May 2, 2016

Critic80/100

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Stephen's Sausage Roll features some of the tightest puzzle design I've seen in years.

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Jeff Cork·Apr 28, 2016

Critic80/100

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Once Upon A Climb is a delightful romp that makes me excited for the next installment