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Dustin Toms·Aug 17, 2016

Critic86/100

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With a new focus on team personality, Madden makes a return to form.

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Dan Stapleton·Aug 16, 2016

Critic60/100

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We've played for a week. Here's what we think of this enormous and ambitious universe.

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Jose Otero·Aug 1, 2016

Critic84/100

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This underwater adventure relishes in giving you freedom to enjoy exploring the fascinating deep blue sea.

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T.J. Hafer·Jul 28, 2016

Critic91/100

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This long-in-development Terraria-like shoots for the stars and lands squarely among them.

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Dan Stapleton·Jul 28, 2016

Critic79/100

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If you don't play this goofy physics-puzzler, do yourself a favor and watch someone else play it.

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Brian Albert·Jul 27, 2016

Critic82/100

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The best workshop DLC so far lets you build your own vault and go mad with power.

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Chloi Rad·Jul 27, 2016

Critic85/100

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Tactile hacking and fun gadgets make its cybercrimes shine, but late-game levels fail to deliver a strong finale.

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Lucy O'Brien·Jul 25, 2016

Critic85/100

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Fru is a Kinect game released in 2016. It is also very, very good.

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Vince Ingenito·Jul 20, 2016

Critic75/100

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I Am Setsuna has some combat balance issues, but that doesn't keep it from delivering a highly emotional tale.

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T.J. Hafer·Jul 15, 2016

Critic44/100

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The spirit of the Ghostbusters is nowhere to be found in this generic and dull co-op shooter.

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Brandin Tyrrel·Jul 14, 2016

Critic65/100

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Harebrained Schemes' roguelike action game hints at promising adventure but fails to dive very deep.

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Chloi Rad·Jul 13, 2016

Critic68/100

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A fun, stylish, technical fighter held back by hit-or-miss action and occasional tedium.

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Ryan McCaffrey·Jul 12, 2016

Critic54/100

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Carmageddon: Max Damage feels like it was designed in and for the year 1999, which doesn’t work in 2016.

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Marty Sliva·Jul 11, 2016

Critic60/100

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Insomniac's beautiful Metroidvania is robbed of much of its potential magic.

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Michael Koczwara·Jun 29, 2016

Critic92/100

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My time with Zero Time Dilemma was one of great pleasure and anguish, mainly because I knew I was saying goodbye to one of my favorite series. This final chapter brings the beloved Zero Escape trilogy to a gratifying end, featuring beautiful character moments, elaborate puzzles, and a mind-bending plot. Not many games will keep me glued to the screen like Zero Time Dilemma did, and despite its minor graphical flaws, it will remain a gem in the 3DS and Vita libraries.