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Leif Johnson·Jun 30, 2017

Critic92/100

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Stormblood doesn't do much to shake up Final Fantasy XIV's general design, but never before have its familiar elements worked quite so well.

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Jonathon Dornbush·Jun 29, 2017

Critic85/100

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Largely standing the test of time mechanically, Crash’s first three outings get an N. credible facelift in this collection.

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Leif Johnson·Jun 27, 2017

Critic60/100

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Leave la Revolution

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Dan Stapleton·Jun 26, 2017

Critic77/100

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More blessing than curse, this DLC comes up with tough new ways to drive your team mad.

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T.J. Hafer·Jun 24, 2017

Critic80/100

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Developing a love/hate relationship with blowing up (and getting blown up by) robots in this attractive twin stick shooter.

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Brendan Graeber·Jun 7, 2017

Critic80/100

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Nintendo's new fighting game proves that with wacky appendages, clever boxing is within reach.

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Alanah Pearce·Jun 7, 2017

Critic95/100

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Minecraft is now available on Switch, and it combines the portability of Pocket with the comfort of a console.

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Luke Reilly·Jun 6, 2017

Critic92/100

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Accessible yet tough and grimy yet gorgeous, Dirt 4 sets a new standard in rally racing.

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Joseph Bradford·Jun 6, 2017

Critic80/100

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A triumphant return to one of The Elder Scrolls' most memorable locations.

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Darry Husky·Jun 3, 2017

Critic95/100

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Hail to the King (of the Iron Fist Tournament).

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Ryan McCaffrey·Jun 1, 2017

Critic69/100

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For better and for worse, Danger Zone is a no-frills resurrection of Burnout’s Crash mode, priced accordingly.

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Dan Stapleton·Jun 1, 2017

Critic68/100

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This light Star Trek sim takes us boldly into the final frontier, but leaves a lot left to explore.

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Daemon Hatfield·Jun 1, 2017

Critic69/100

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Lopsided gameplay and egregious bugs almost kill the mood of Jason's murder spree.

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Leif Johnson·May 31, 2017

Critic64/100

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Can you make it back to Earth after being stranded on the other side of the galaxy? Probably not.

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Jonathon Dornbush·May 31, 2017

Critic84/100

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“From the Gallows” makes good on the gamble of season 3 in shifting focus to a new main character and making me care about Javi as much as I cared for Lee and Clem back in season 1. The fifth episode encompasses both what worked and didn't about A New Frontier — namely, the ideas of allegiance, love, and family for the former and erratic pacing and an inability to make the overarching story of much interest in the latter. But the season finale spends much more time on those successful aspects, capping A New Frontier in satisfying fashion while setting up a potentially exciting continuation down the road.