Reviews

The changed vision for the Dragon Age franchise may disappoint hardcore fans of the original, but this sequel still delivers – though not in the ways you’d expect.

The changed vision for the Dragon Age series may disappoint hardcore fans of the original, but this sequel still delivers – but not in the ways you’d expect.

The second expansion for Relic's hero-focused science fiction RTS
broadens the scope to include more factions and units, but it comes at a
price.

Comrade Black is back, and so is his wicked war on color.

Comrade Black is back, and so is his wicked war on color.

All you know about killing with style using your
surroundings has been a prelude to the bloody playground of Bulletstorm.

All you know about killing with style using your
surroundings has been a prelude to the bloody playground of Bulletstorm.

All you know about killing with style using your
surroundings has been a prelude to the bloody playground of Bulletstorm.

Comrade Black is back, and so is his wicked war on color.

ic romp.

This unusual strategy title somehow manages to be less than the sum of
its parts.

Stacking may be Double Fine's most niche concept to date, but
it's hard to imagine a player who wouldn't enjoy the game's clever
puzzles and charming story.

Stacking may be Double Fine's most niche concept to date, but
it's hard to imagine a player who wouldn't enjoy the game's clever
puzzles and charming story.

The new installment is a great reminder of why it became such a phenomenon in the first place.

Telltale’s Back to the Future adventure game hits all it's nostalgic notes and more.

The last time I had this much stupid fun blowing things up in a video
game was years ago with Painkiller. My time with Magicka was cut short
before I'd had my fill of its flexible combat system, though, and not
because of any impending deadline.

Test Drive's mash up of racing, lifestyle trappings, and gaming carrots is intoxicating and worth checking out.

Eden Studio's latest open world driving sensation is packed with islands full of pleasures.

Unlike the original, Two Worlds II is playable,
with an improved user experience that shows how Polish developer
Reality Pump has grown.

strangely enjoyable) B-movies. Two Worlds II presents the latest
argument in favor of this new style of game.