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Latest Reviews
If you know NBA 2K, you’ll find almost everything you want here. If you don't, there's an awful lot standing between you and the fun.
There are good ideas buried somewhere in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, but the lack of content and technical polish make it feel like it needed another tour in development.
Lou’s Lagoon borrows plenty from other games, but works because it lets you chill out and fly a seaplane.
Servant of the Lake expands the Vanderboom story with excellent puzzles, superb atmosphere and a welcome dose of character, even if its heavier storytelling and gentler difficulty occasionally dilute the wonderfully unsettling mystery that makes Rusty Lake so special.
NBA The Run is decently paced and visually striking. It also forces an online-only connection, suffers from poor camera angle choices, and is an immense progression grind.
A beautifully crafted cinematic adventure whose heartfelt storytelling, gorgeous presentation and lovable central duo overcome a handful of familiar genre conventions and an uneven final act.
IOI has done a fabulous job at making a great action-adventure game that just so happens to be wrapped up in James Bond clothing, and all that is expected of it.
Starship Troopers: The Eradicators is more Starship Troopers: Terran Command, and for existing fans, that's reason enough to enlist again.
Mina the Hollower is a brilliant example of modern retro design, combining exceptional exploration, satisfying combat, and a wonderfully strange gothic world into one of the year's most memorable adventures.
Outbound offers plenty of pretty vistas to virtually photograph, but very little in the way of meaningful gameplay.
A technical achievement that proves you can build everything — and still have nothing to say.
