Don’t Die, Mr. Robot review for PS Vita
Does the game formerly known as Avoid Droid feature timelessly addictive gameplay, or is it just repetitive and dull? Read on to find out!
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MotoGP 14 review for PS Vita, PS4, PS3, Xbox 360, PC
If the name “Andrea Dovizioso” means anything to you, you’ll want to check out MotoGP 14.
Dragon Age: Inquisition review for PC, PS4, Xbox One
If you can hang in there for the first 20 hours, the next 80 will fly by…
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare review for Xbox One, PS4, PC
Enhanced movement and a futuristic spin are a step in the right direction for this franchise.
Poltergeist: A Pixelated Horror review for PS Vita
When fonts are the only thing you can complain about in a game, you know it’s doing something right.
Super Smash Bros. Wii U now pre-loading
Pre-order the digital version of Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U and start downloading it right now.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection review for Xbox One [Updated]
A hefty collection of great Halo games await in Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Update: Grade and multiplayer thoughts now included.
Assassin’s Creed Unity review for Xbox One, PS4, PC
Just when you thought Black Flag had managed to revive the ailing Ubisoft series, along comes Assassin’s Creed Unity.
Lords of the Fallen review for PS4, Xbox One, PC
Have you ever looked at Dark Souls and said, “I want to like it, but it just isn’t blandly mediocre enough!”? Then brother, have I got the game for you.
Samurai Warriors 4 review for PS Vita, PS4, PS3
Samurai Warriors 4 doesn’t try and reinvent the franchise, but it does show that the franchise can finally work on the PS Vita.
Race The Sun review for PS Vita, PS4, PS3
The F-Zero/endless runner mashup you never knew you needed in your life is here.
Paper Monsters Recut review for Wii U
When Tearaway and Mario Bros. are your two obvious touchstones, you must be doing something right.
Nidhogg review for PS Vita, PS4, PS3
You may not know that you need a fencing game in which the goal is to be eaten by a giant worm in your life, but Nidhogg is proof that you do.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel review for PC, Xbox 360, PS3
There we were, the four of us, shooting at a barrage of enemies, loot flying every which way, and a robot in the background making “uhn” and “oof” noises as he wheeled about in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.
Suddenly, someone spoke up…