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Latest Reviews
Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls brings with it all the comedy and combat elements that fans of the series remember and then some but dips a bit too deep into familiar territory in other areas.
Tripwire Interactive debut the Zeds on consoles in what will surely be a cult classic.
Titanfall 2
Titanfall 2 is a fantastic multiplayer FPS that is doomed to be a hidden gem due to unfortunate timing.
Touhou: Scarlet Curiosity combines bullet-hell style gameplay with action based combat and creates a unique feeling game with a simple story and a lack of polish that may satisfy diehard fans but leave others wanting a bit more.
Dragon Quest Heads to the Sandbox for Something Borrowed and Something Blue
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI is the perfect balance of old school Civilization with some excellent new gameplay mechanics.
Battlefield 1
Battlefield 1 delivers a satisfying story mode that delivers a solid narrative while also preparing players for an excellent multiplayer experience that is everything fans of the series have come to love and then some in an era that has long gone unvisited in the genre.
Mafia III
With a great narrative and intelligent writing Mafia III’s story holds up great but the fact that players have to deal with a repetitive mission structure while facing off against poor AI with easy to use but unimaginative mechanics means that it will often feel like work to actually...
Shadow Warrior 2 is a sequel done right.
God Eater 2: Rage Burst offers plenty of new content for fans of the series and although the feeling of repetition does still exist in some form, the amount of customization and level of content available will help ease those feelings. With great combat mechanics and quality AI to make...
World of Warcraft: Legion is a great example of an expansion pack: a bit of modernization, a lot of addressing previous criticisms, and a ton of new content.
