The Sinking City 2 is a respectable scare fest boasting entertaining puzzle-solving. However, middling combat, flawed progression, and an underwhelming narrative hold it back from reaching the horrific heights of its more celebrated contemporaries.
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy executes familiar genre staples and delivers a moving story starring a charismatic pirate on what may be the most impactful and tragic adventure of her life.
If you’re looking to explore the criminal underbelly of a city and get yourself in some trouble, you could do worse than Sleeping Dogs while waiting for Grand Theft Auto V.
If you’re looking to explore the criminal underbelly of a city and get yourself in some trouble, you could do worse than Sleeping Dogs while waiting for Grand Theft Auto V.
Hybrid proves that you can’t depend on a few flashy additions to rev up the shooting genre; innovation needs to go into every area possible for a game to stand out.
The pirate action/RPG is noticeably worse on console than on PC for a host of reasons, the foremost being that the sorely needed dodge feature that was patched into the original after release is missing in action.
The pirate action/RPG is noticeably worse on console than on PC for a host of reasons, the foremost being that the sorely needed dodge feature that was patched into the original after release is missing.
Sound Shapes is a simple platformer that incorporates music in such a significant way that it feels like a rhythm game, but without the need for all that pesky rhythm.
In Amazing Alex, you are building Rube Goldberg machines to accomplish
simple tasks, and just like those elaborate devices, it's not worth all
the effort.
The Wreckateer is the Kinect flagship of Microsoft’s Summer of Arcade promotion. Like many Kinect games, its great design concept is let down by spotty controls.
Rainbow Moon's deep and enjoyable combat drives a campaign that will keep you busy long after most triple-A retail games are collecting dust on your shelf.
