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In short, Obsidian Entertainment has created a specific title for a specific audience, but has done so with great success. Pillars of Eternity is a must-have for fans of the Infinity Engine RPGs, or 1990s computer role-playing games in general. Those unfamiliar with the genre may find the title a little less...
Unfortunately, when friends leave and kids find a new distraction, Fruit Ninja Kinect 2 will sit on the Xbox One's hard drive, taking up space until the next family gathering. There is little reason to return to the game for days or weeks at a time, with few rewards available...
It's hard to call Bladestorm: Nightmare a good game, but it is an oddly satisfying one. The main campaign is riddled with pacing issues, and the combat isn't nearly as deep or tactical as Omega Force would like players to think it is. Still, leading a flock of powerful, sometimes...
It may be sparse on new content and require an affinity for replaying past levels to keep the adventure alive, but Jamestown+ manages to nail the feeling of adrenaline from the gaming days of yore. Whether played alone or with friends through local co-op, it's hard to resist the urge to take to the...
Regardless, Flame Over is a game that successfully nails the rewarding feeling of learning from one's surroundings in order to overcome new obstacles. It will certainly not appeal to every gamer, but those looking for a fresh take on the ever-growing roguelike and twin-stick shooter genres should definitely give Flame Over a chance.
Of all the sequels set to release in 2015, there won't be many that expand upon their predecessor quite as much as Wrong Number does. It's a bigger, bolder game than the first — and while that doesn't mean it's better in every respect, it's very satisfying to see a...
Is it worth it? Absolutely, if you're a fan of absurd stories, off-the-wall humor, and dating simulators. Playing Hatoful Boyfriend isn't really playing so much as it is reading and making a few decisions on what you think your date might like you to say. If you enjoy things like...
It's hard to not recommend Super Galaxy Squadron. The game costs as much as a matinee movie ticket, even if it lasts about as long. Even better, Clinkscales is donating all of the game's proceeds to charity, so buying it actually does some real-world good. The rampant destruction, particularly at later...
All-in-all, there's no other game on the market quite like Jazzpunk, and it's worth playing for the novelty alone. The first two-thirds of the game are riotously funny, and while Necrophone doesn't fully deliver on its ambitions, it's better to aim high and miss than not try at all. Ultimately,...
In the end, the game perfectly blends a fun look and great baseball mechanics that can be played by everyone. The Ego system opens the game up to being a suitable 'child’s first baseball game', while also presenting a welcome change for the most hardcore simulation baseball players. We can’t...
Overall, WWE 2K15 is a hit or miss experience. The misses may not seem all that numerous, but because they affect many of the core gameplay elements, they carry a lot of weight and make it hard to see WWE 2K15 as anything but a disappointing step backwards for the...
Despite being short on content, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker creates an atmosphere that'll keep players smiling throughout. The levels may not be overly challenging after a few minutes of deliberation, but there are so many memorable portions in the title that it's easy to get lost in the tiny worlds that Nintendo...
