
A visually striking rhythm game that suffers from an identity crisis.

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A visually striking rhythm game that suffers from an identity crisis.

A reinvigorating sequel for the series that leaves no doubt about its place in the RPG pantheon.

Here's what we think of the new ground-based Homeworld RTS.

This mission to Mars too often feels like a no-win situation.

Gemini: Heroes Reborn is short, drab, and derivative, but it nevertheless generally remains fun throughout its five-hour running time. In its best moments, it mixes familiar elements from beloved platformers and puzzlers to create an experience that, at least for brief moments, captures the essence of the show.

A punk rock experiment in game design that delights in toying with the player.

A strong, smart RPG that takes the fall in later rounds.

Oxenfree’s beautiful, haunting story begs to be replayed, but pacing issues limit its appeal.

Difficult subject matter makes for an unforgettable experience.

Telltale's love and deep understanding of Minecraft combined with a thrilling satisfying climax keep Minecraft: Story Mode Episode 4 - A Block and a Hard Place from reaching a new series low at the hands of poor dialogue and a meandering plot. It's still a little too slow-paced and predictable to recommend wholeheartedly.

Prettier than before, but tedious trailing and stealth mission design kill the mood.

There is fun to be had, but the novelty of this samey vehicular combat wears thin pretty quickly.

The best racing game Codemasters has produced in at least a decade takes rallying back to its roots.

SteamWorld Heist brings both style and substance.

Nuclear Throne strikes a fine balance between order and chaos.

Knights of the Fallen Empire represents the pinnacle of this troubled MMORPG's storytelling prowess, but unfortunately its other elements fall short. The overly easy combat is a sad shadow of what Star Wars: The Old Republic has offered in the past, and the endgame leans too much on recycled content and samey instances.

Rico Rodriguez's return is a wide-open playground primed for explosive action.