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A fantastically designed stealth game that stumbles a bit with mediocre controls.

Jamie Laike Tsui·March 20, 2017
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While a bit repetitive at times, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is a solid open world shooter.

Jamie Laike Tsui·March 12, 2017
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Although Nioh may initially seem like a copycat, it does more than enough to stand on its own and outshine other games of its type in many ways making it one of the best action games you can play this year.

Travis Bruno·March 8, 2017
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Berserk and the Band of the Hawk manages to capture the essence of what made the original Berserk series so enticing while delivering plenty of bone crunching action.

Travis Bruno·March 7, 2017
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Gravity Rush 2 may feel like a more polished version of the original entry but still delivers a unique gameplay experience that is hindered by a poor camera and lackluster side-content.

Travis Bruno·March 7, 2017
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Halo Wars 2’s story may not be enthralling but it does deliver a satisfying RTS experience that is accessible for newcomers while still retaining enough depth to please fans of the genre.

Travis Bruno·February 24, 2017
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For Honor starts with some great ideas, but will likely cater to only a niche of gamers.

Jamie Laike Tsui·February 23, 2017
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Tales of Berseria may still have a few issues that continue to plague the series but its refined combat mechanics and darker tone make it a worthwhile departure for fans to check out.

Travis Bruno·February 23, 2017
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Sniper Elite 4 is a solid niche game that will please fans of the series.

Jamie Laike Tsui·February 15, 2017
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Digimon Return to Consoles With Some New Tricks

Dustin Spencer·February 9, 2017
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Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star’s storyline and combat make it a great title for fans of the Fate franchise but even for a Musou title the repetitive nature and monotonous feel of standard enemies and stages wears the joy down quickly, leaving it as a title that is best played in...

Travis Bruno·February 8, 2017
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A few new and lingering issues do little to tarnish the improvements made to Atelier Shallie Plus’ storyline and charming cast of characters. With the combat and synthesis systems retaining their enhancements from the original release, this title remains highly approachable for newcomers and also one that will offer something...

Travis Bruno·February 8, 2017
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