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Arthur Gies·Mar 2, 2015

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ScreamRide is one of 2015's first great surprises

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Justin McElroy·Feb 18, 2015

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Though it nails some of the fundamentals, The Order: 1886 has been released without answering the essential question of what it offers that other games aren't already doing better.

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Philip Kollar·Feb 16, 2015

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Citizens of Earth is rooted in the past but still forward-thinking

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Colin Campbell·Feb 11, 2015

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Attila is a satisfying simulation of a world in chaos

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Arthur Gies·Feb 8, 2015

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Evolve offers something different, even if it doesn't always succeed

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Arthur Gies·Feb 2, 2015

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Dying Light too often loses track of what it's best at

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Griffin McElroy·Feb 1, 2015

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IDARB throws a lot of goof spaghetti at the wall, and a shocking amount of it sticks. But its absurdity can, when cranked up to 11, distract from the real joy of the game — its satisfying mechanics and miles-deep strategy.

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Justin McElroy·Jan 19, 2015

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In Gat Out of Hell, the joke feels like it's on us