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T.J. Hafer·Sep 25, 2017

Critic91/100

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Creative Assembly discovers a new world of story-driven campaign and fun factions.

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Heidi Kemps·Sep 23, 2017

Critic80/100

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Murder mystery mayhem strikes again in an unforgettable adventure game.

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Cam Shea·Sep 21, 2017

Critic88/100

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A lovingly crafted and compelling return to the steampunk Wild West.

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Leif Johnson·Sep 21, 2017

Critic96/100

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Divinity: Original Sin 2 will be remembered as one of the greats.

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Dan Stapleton·Sep 21, 2017

Critic80/100

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It's a space pirate's life for me.

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Chase Becotte·Sep 20, 2017

Critic84/100

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It's at its best ever in mimicking the real NBA on the court – but there's a catch.

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Ben Vollmer·Sep 19, 2017

Critic65/100

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EA's latest basketball effort is a significant improvement for the franchise, but falls short of the competition.

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Luke Reilly·Sep 18, 2017

Critic92/100

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With its refined new handling and piles of options, this is about as good as real racing gets right now.

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Darry Husky·Sep 18, 2017

Critic77/100

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A poor art style and story give the excellent fighting game underneath a bad name.

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Tom Marks·Sep 16, 2017

Critic84/100

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A fitting end to a fantastic story that shakes things up while still scratching the Dishonored itch.

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John Robertson·Sep 15, 2017

Critic92/100

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A delicate, thoughtful, detailed game of football.

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Destin Legarie·Sep 15, 2017

Critic85/100

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We've beaten the campaign, bested the Leviathan Raid, and competed in the Trials of the Nine. Now it's time for the Verdict.

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Glenn Wigmore·Sep 15, 2017

Critic74/100

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This year's EA hockey game adds a couple of new features but coasts the rest of the way.

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Leif Johnson·Sep 5, 2017

Critic85/100

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Obsidian's sweeping '90s-style RPG makes a triumphant crossover to consoles.

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Cam Shea·Sep 5, 2017

Critic72/100

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Knack 2 is lacking in a number of areas, but its strengths outweigh its weaknesses. The pacing is spot-on, the combat satisfying and the gameplay varied. Co-op is genuinely good fun too, and most definitely the best way for younger gamers to get into the action. Knack 2 is definitely a step up from the original, then, but until the writing and characterisation improve drastically, it's not going to be a true first party titan.