There’s a certain familiarity to what you do in a LEGO franchise game. And that’s just hunky-dory.
It’s a toss-up which is worse in this blood-drenched first-person shooter: its content or its quality.
Kirby’s latest adventure sticks him in a massive mech suit, but keeps him just as pink and charming.
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst walks a T-rated tightrope between acrobatic gameplay and content parents of younger players may wish the game …
This franchise finale is a bit more weighty than some of its predecessors. But its messy bits still have quite …
This game mixes biblical allegory with steampunk RPG thwacking—teaching spiritual truth without letting anyone know they’re in Sunday school.
The Dark Souls games are excruciating in their difficulty, and their content is dank and demonic. That’s exactly what the …
This being the age of high-def reboots and resurrections, the furry Lombax and his stoic robo-sidekick decided to get in …
Even with all the time travel, there’s simply no skipping past the bad stuff to get to the good.
It makes it worse that 47 is just so OK-cool about all the life-leeching lessons he’s teaching.
Loot is good here. Loot is power. And, of course, like many MMOs that have come before, loot can equal …
This is still solidly a franchise game, living in its own primal world that’s most likely pretty far away from …
Fire Emblem Fates is a game that’s been expanded and broken up into three different parts … with three separate …
There’s more mass destruction on display here than in, say, a Batman LEGO game of yesteryear. But at least the …
The latest entry in the Just Cause franchise is a lot like Grand Theft Auto … only with tanks, grenades …