
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.

Dangerous Golf breaks new ground, walls and furniture for golf games, but its novelty doesn't last.

With the Dead Island Definitive Edition, Dead Island and Dead Island Riptide have never looked so good. The use of Dying Light's graphics engine means almost every setting looks better and more realistic than it did at the start of the decade, but it unfortunately doesn’t run any better now than it did then. With around 35 hours of gameplay packed in and a fun little retro beat 'em up to complement it all, though, it's the best way to play if you missed these zombie-smashers.

Even after I finished playing, I wanted to go back and explore more areas, fight more enemies and collect more loot. It's a continuous loop of fun, and I hope it never ends.

One Piece: Burning Blood aims for style over substance.

A half-hearted adventure for the heroes in a half shell.

In this very different expansion, Geralt retires in style.


This expansive DLC's moral decisions are as gray as its foggy setting.

Creative Assembly's strategy series finds fertile new ground in Games Workshop's bloody fantasy universe.

The Red Dawn-style shooter takes another crack at making liberating America fun.

Alien Hunters’ battles are by far the toughest, trickiest fights in Firaxis’ XCOM games to date, and the new weapons and abilities we get expand our tactical options in interesting ways. However, where XCOM 2 initially impressed me by making the equipment upgrades it doles out unpredictable, this expansion is a move that will make every subsequent game feel more similar instead of more different.

Our final verdict on Nathan Drake's final chapter.

A game of interstellar empire-building from the creators of Crusader Kings 2.

While it doesn't reinvent the wheel, The Park manages to deliver a ton of great scares.

Here's our final take on Battleborn after tackling both the campaign and the multiplayer.