Jonathan LoChiatto
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There could be the skeleton of a good game under the decaying husk Babylon's Fall wears, but as it stands, it's not worth players' time to go digging for it. Every facet of this title delivers disappointment, especially the stagnant combat, which feels like a significant departure for a studio as accomplished as Platinum. Especially right now, there are much better games to spend $60 on.
All in all, Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a AAA experience in a AA package. The game is a blast to play and remains stalwartly faithful to the Alien franchise, even adding to its mythology. It's not going to blow players away with its visuals or overflowing wealth of content, but it will impress both Alien fans and co-op shooter players. At the moderate price of $40, Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a bargain for any player with even a drop of interest. They'll be sure to get more than their money's w...
Overall, Star Wars: The Old Republic has changed a lot since its initial 2011 launch. With a renewed focus on its narrative experience, its become the definitive choice for anyone looking to scratch a Knights of the Old Republic itch before a remake happens. The Dark Descent adds to the already colossal story and introduces a new season system that'll reward long-term players with unique prizes. While there isn't a ton of new story content in this update, the added Flashpoint is engaging and ...