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Miranda Sanchez·Apr 26, 2016

Critic64/100

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Severed starts as a fun take on touch combat, but ends as a tiring journey that neglects its cooler features.

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Rowan Kaiser·Apr 21, 2016

Critic71/100

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These exciting-looking space battles conceal some complex rules.

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Chloi Rad·Apr 21, 2016

Critic80/100

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1979 Revolution: Black Friday turns an overlooked historical event into a compelling and smart adventure game.

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Leif Johnson·Apr 19, 2016

Critic89/100

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The second chapter of this planned trilogy excels in both storytelling and combat.

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Jared Petty·Apr 15, 2016

Critic55/100

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A mishmash of settlement upgrades and useless monsters.

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Brandin Tyrrel·Apr 13, 2016

Critic76/100

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Heart Machine's stylish action tale radiates intense light and sound through its ruined, beautiful world.

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Marty Sliva·Apr 11, 2016

Critic90/100

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Ratchet and Clank is a beautiful culmination of everything Insomniac has done with the series over the past 14 years.

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Leif Johnson·Apr 8, 2016

Critic71/100

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Dead Star is a generally fun mashup of MOBAs and twin-stick shooters.

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Vince Ingenito·Apr 5, 2016

Critic85/100

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Enter the Gungeon's roguelike elements and vast array of crazy weapons keep it entertaining for the long haul.

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Chloi Rad·Apr 4, 2016

Critic95/100

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Dark Souls 3's incredible world and awe-inspiring weapon arts make it the fiercest installment yet.

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Lucy O'Brien·Apr 2, 2016

Critic70/100

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The latest Rise of the Tomb Raider DLC is a fun and frantic foray into horror.

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Tristan Ogilvie·Apr 1, 2016

Critic80/100

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Time is on your side in this stylish, story-driven shooter from the House of Payne.

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Kallie Plagge·Mar 31, 2016

Critic72/100

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The story remains bland, but Michonne herself and a few reveals toward the end give the series promise.

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T.J. Hafer·Mar 31, 2016

Critic77/100

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Thinking ahead will beat fast fingers in this large-scale RTS.

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Dan Stapleton·Mar 28, 2016

Critic70/100

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Adr1ft doesn't pioneer any new types of gameplay with VR, which is a shame because it desperately needs some variety in that area. However, it does benefit greatly from blocking off the rest of the world, creating a feeling of isolation that aligns with what your character is experiencing. Floating out over the Earth and looking down from this perspective is truly impressive.