
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.

A racing game that’s not about racing.

Hours of Darkness is a clever and fun but brief twist on the Far Cry formula. Its new approach to Guns for Hire AI companions gives you something other than yourself to worry about during battles, and its use of perks as a reward for stealth kills encourages my favorite style of play in an interesting way, but can bring your momentum to a screeching halt when you slip up. Just like the Far Cry series' previous jaunts to new locations, this trip to Vietnam is a good time.

The mixture of BlazBlue, Persona 4 Arena, Under Night In-Birth, and RWBY leads to a surprisingly approachable entry point into fighting games.

Developer Dontnod's tale of a vampire doctor is elevated by a lot of great story, characters, and world-building, but its systems and technical hiccups weigh it down.

Agonizing in all the wrong ways. The painful gameplay takes the gruesome joy out of its disturbing imagery.

Butchering history and your enemies in a Company of Heroes-like swords-and-boards RTS.

Does it come to pay Castlevania tribute, or does it merely steal a classic's soul?

This pinball metroidvania hybrid feels surprisingly natural.

Our verdict on Quantic Dream's latest wildly ambitious interactive drama.

Runner 3 rewards repetitious runs with feelings of relief and accomplishment.

Exiles captures the brutality of the source material, but weak combat and grindy crafting make it often slow and arduous.

State of Decay 2's survival RPG struggle against zombies is fun thanks to strong combat and fear of permanent death but repetitive and buggy, especially in co-op.

This Zelda game in the style of Dynasty Warriors has all the fun and virtually none of the performance issues of its predecessors.

Player choice is at the heart of what makes this hero shooter tick.

It's hard to get excited about Destiny 2: Warmind's content, but it is at least headed in the right direction to recapturing what made the original Destiny special.