
The Sly Collection review for PS Vita
Sly Cooper and friends are back, and they’re as great as ever on the Vita.
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Sly Cooper and friends are back, and they’re as great as ever on the Vita.
Bigby continues to unravel the mystery of gruesome murders plaguing the citizens of Fabletown, building to an epic finale.
The ultimate and complete Soul Sacrifice experience for both veteran and wannabe monster hunting sorcerers.
Football Manager Classic 2014 is easier to admire than it is to love.
Supergiant’s follow-up to Bastion is finally here. Does it live in its predecessor’s shadow or cast one of its own?
Clementine and friends contend with a new threat, fresh faces, and more zombies in the latest episode of Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead.
Four new excellent Star Wars-themed tables from Zen Studios for all you scruffy looking nerfherders.
Kratos is (sort of) back, this time on the PS Vita. Is he better than ever?
Is there a place in today’s world for Space Invaders or Galaga? Titan Attacks! hopes so, because it’s borrowed from those games pretty liberally.
Think of Demon Gaze as a tweener: it’s neither a GOTY contender nor a challenger for worst game of the year.
Is it possible that Free-to-Play isn’t so bad after all? (Nah. But Destiny of Spirits is a good argument to the contrary.)
If you own a PS4 and are in the market for an Octopus-pretending-to-be-a-human simulator, this may be for you.
Kick some demon butt, make some fighting babies. Not necessarily in that order.
A fun little vehicular combat game. With extra emphasis on the “little”.
Child of Light offers up a breathtaking visual experience on a variety of platforms, with a unique mix of platforming and RPG-style combat.
A game designed for mobile makes the jump to PS4. What could go wrong? Not a whole lot, apparently.
Bigby gets angry. Snow White gets angry. Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum get angry. But you’ll likely be happy with the third episode of The Wolf Among Us.