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Arthur Gies·Apr 12, 2015

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Titan Souls finds its best moments when its willing to spare the rod

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Samit Sarkar·Apr 12, 2015

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Sony San Diego eschewed developing splashy back-of-the-box bullet points in favor of refining an already great game, exhibiting a confidence that is itself quietly remarkable — just like this series' consistency.

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Philip Kollar·Apr 1, 2015

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Axiom Verge works moment to moment but feels less successful as a whole

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Michael McWhertor·Mar 27, 2015

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Bloodborne is a shrewd turn from its souls lineage

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Philip Kollar·Mar 24, 2015

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Revelations 2 is the most self-assured Resident Evil game in a long time

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Griffin McElroy·Mar 17, 2015

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It has a feel that no other game really captures, and a flow that's hypnotic within mere seconds of starting up a new track.

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Arthur Gies·Mar 16, 2015

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In areas where Battlefield has always excelled and pushed forward, Hardline presents experiments, rather than refinements or fixes. The result is multiplayer that feels very familiar, very quickly. But its campaign, while feeling not completely sure about what it wants to be, is more interesting and certainly all-around better than the last few years' worth of Battlefield games.

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Philip Kollar·Mar 15, 2015

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Final Fantasy Type-0 HD is a flawed but appreciated push in a new direction

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Griffin McElroy·Mar 9, 2015

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Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is unapologetic, and unforgettable

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Arthur Gies·Mar 9, 2015

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Ori and the Blind Forest is a rare realization of fantastic design and production values in a space where I wasn't expecting to find it, displaying a spectacular level of confidence in what it is and what it does.

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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