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

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Last reviewed: Denshattack! · 5 days ago

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

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An open world galaxy that tosses you the keys to your own privateer spaceship to do with as you please.

Take control of a perpetually regrowing alien fungus in this strange and unique puzzle game.

The joy of beating up on defenseless creatures only lasts a short while.

A strong console adaptation of a great old-school roleplaying game.

Sparse interactivity and a lack of commitment to explaining this world and its inhabitants hold Episode 1 back, but I'm still absorbed in my story, and eager to find out what happens next.

This expansion introduces the best diplomacy system in any Civilization game to date.

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Our take on the latest thought-provoking effort from The Stanley Parable creator Davey Wreden.

It's a step up from NBA Live 15, but EA's basketball series still has a long way to go.

Disgaea 5 doesn't re-invent the series, but with RPG gameplay this deep, it doesn't really need to.

One of the most in-depth, satisfying builder games in ages – if you can get past the initiation.

This expansion pales in comparison to the free upgrade this excellent city-builder already received.

Rock Band 4 makes smart choices in bringing the series back, even if its setlist is somewhat disappointing.

Pro Skater 5’s rare moments of nostalgic joy are drowned out by its abundance of faults.