Need for Speed review for Xbox One, PS4
Is anyone dying to play a sub-par open world racer this holiday season?
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Assassin’s Creed Syndicate review for Xbox One, PS4, PC
Assassin’s Creed Syndicate manages to get the series back on track after the disappointing release of Unity.
Minecraft: Story Mode “The Order of the Stone” review for PC, Xbox One, PS4
The first episode in the Telltale Games / Mojang collaboration features all the dialogue choices, QTEs, and sword crafting we’ve come to expect from both worlds.
Halo 5: Guardians review for Xbox One
343 Industries delivers one of the best Halo experiences to date.
Bedlam: The Game review for Xbox One, PS4
Frequent game crashing and framerate issues prevent Bedlam from showcasing its unique premise.
Guitar Hero Live review for Xbox One, PS4
Activision resurrects Guitar Hero for a new generation. Are we ready to pick up plastic guitar controllers once again?
Tales from the Borderlands “The Vault of the Traveler” review for PC, Xbox One, PS4
Telltale makes a pretty impressive mark on Pandora.
NBA Live 16 review for PS4, Xbox One
Of all the basketball games to ever exist, NBA Live 16 is certainly one of them.
Balls of Glory Pinball review for Zen Pinball 2, Pinball FX2
Join the Belcher, Smith and Griffin families but do not use the nerve gas.
FIFA 16 review for PS4, Xbox One
FIFA 16 has drafted the international women?s teams, but is that enough to take down Pro Evolution Soccer 2016?
Transformers: Devastation review for PS4, Xbox One
Somewhere there is an 8-year old version of me that won’t shut-up about this game even existing.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5 review for PS4, Xbox One
The Tony Hawk franchise returns, and I?m here to play it so you don?t have to.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 review for PS4, Xbox One
Konami takes a strong shot at the keeper. Is it a goal?
Pumped BMX + review for PS Vita, PS4, Xbox One, Wii U
What do you get when you add a bit of BMX to Trials? Pumped BMX +, of course.
LEGO Dimensions review for PS4, Xbox One, Wii U
Warner Bros. and TT Games have constructed a surprisingly sturdy and enjoyable first “Toys to Life” game.