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Tristan Ogilvie·May 31, 2017

Critic65/100

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This isometric hitman game serves up big trouble in tiny Tokyo.

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Marty Sliva·May 27, 2017

Critic65/100

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A beautiful but shallow puzzle-platformer that's a bit too derivative.

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Rowan Kaiser·May 25, 2017

Critic87/100

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Eugen's latest is an impressively deep and detailed real-time WW2 battlefield.

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Joe Skrebels·May 25, 2017

Critic48/100

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This game about blindness will make you afraid of the dark for the wrong reasons.

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T.J. Hafer·May 25, 2017

Critic52/100

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An unlikely licensed shoot-em-up that, like its protagonists, has good ideas but imperfect execution.

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Leif Johnson·May 24, 2017

Critic79/100

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A beautiful 4X game that stays in orbit of tradition.

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Darry Husky·May 16, 2017

Critic90/100

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Faster, deeper action and a wealth of content make this DC heroes fighting game feel super.

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Jon Ryan·May 15, 2017

Critic79/100

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The sci-fi action-RPG borrows heavily from other franchises, but adds enough of its own unique flavor to stand apart.

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Dan Stapleton·May 13, 2017

Critic80/100

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This creepy space station is fantastically explorable, and its shape-shifting enemies maintain tension when combat doesn't.

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Leif Johnson·May 9, 2017

Critic63/100

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This fast and furious first-person shooter roguelike bleeds '90s attitude.

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Chase Becotte·May 9, 2017

Critic74/100

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Is this a worthy successor to NBA Jam and NBA Street?

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Caley Roark·Apr 27, 2017

Critic55/100

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This also-ran shooter has some decent action, but misses the mark with some significant technical problems.

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Dan Stapleton·Apr 27, 2017

Critic76/100

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Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 3 is flashy and loaded with complex, micromanagement-heavy warfare. Its single-player campaign is long and challenging, but feels uninspired because it rarely makes creative use of the three factions' abilities. In multiplayer it's even more demanding and intimidatingly chaotic, but with only one mode and not a lot of maps, it seems limited. Relic deserves credit for not simply remaking the same game with prettier graphics, but this hybrid approach doesn't feel as strong as Dawn of War 2's memorable tactical focus.

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Marty Sliva·Apr 26, 2017

Critic88/100

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A gorgeous experience that's also one of the finest magical-realism stories in all of video games.

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Joe Skrebels·Apr 26, 2017

Critic88/100

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Gleefully strange, unceasingly grim, and quietly smart, this is a very different kind of horror game.