Reviews (Page 28)

Ironclad Tactics Review

Zachtronics' card-based tactics game has cowboys, robots and your salty tears of defeat.

Sweet Fuse: At Your Side Review

A brand new PSP game? In 2013? Yes, not only is Sweet Fuse a thing that exists, seemingly against all odds, but it's rather good, too. Pete spends some time with Keiji Inafune's niece and her army of suitors as the dastardly Count Hogstein attempts to make trouble for the man behind Mega Man.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F Review

Miku's U.S. debut brings the creep factor overseas.

Card Hunter Review

Card Hunter, a tabletop RPG meets collectible card game (of sorts), takes it back to the old school with more flair than the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

Wonderful 101 Review

Platinum Game's latest for Nintendo's Wii U falters a bit due to its platform of choice.

Virtual Spotlight: Recca Summer Carnival '92

My NES can do what!? Another interesting rarity makes its way to Virtual Console.

The Bureau: XCOM Declassified Review

Expectations can be as lethal as aliens.

Rayman Legends Review

Rayman's newest adventure proves that looks aren't everything... unfortunately.

Diablo III Review

Blizzard's first console game in 15 years turns out to be quite spectacular - and delivers perhaps the greatest couch co-op play of this generation.

Lost Planet 3 Review

Not even cool mechs are enough to save Lost Planet 3 from the abyss of boring semi-competence.

Virtual Spotlight: Wario Land 3

Proving once again that innovation is the most sincere form of flatulence.

Killer Is Dead Review

Mike makes his first jump into the world of Suda 51. It's not a pleasant jump.

Virtual Spotlight: Ninja Gaiden II - The Dark Sword of Chaos

Ryu's most excellent adventure comes to 3DS.

Tales of Xillia Review

The latest installment in Namco Bandai's long-running JRPG series sets a number of fantastic examples for other developers to learn from -- and is quite simply a marvellous game in its own right, too.

Spelunky Review

Derek Yu's roguelike platformer reveals two essential truths: Death is constant, and Vita makes a fantastic format for this kind of game.

Splinter Cell: Blacklist Review

Sam Fisher returns in a brand-new Splinter Cell, but Sam's choices are secondary to your choices.

Space Hulk Review

Plodding, ponderous and not-quite polished. Space Hulk could have been so good.

Virtual Spotlight: Galaga

Sure, it's an all-time arcade classic, but is the Virtual Console version of this great worth bothering with?

Ibb and Obb Review

Ibb and Obb might look like a cute little platformer, but be careful. It'll kick your ass.

Gone Home Review

This ol' house was home and comfort as we fought the storms of life.

DuckTales Remastered Review

The well-loved, NES classic from the late '80s gets a modern makeover. But not all of its new features help improve upon the original.

Payday 2 Review

Can you keep your cool when the stakes are high, the A.I is frustrating and there are more policemen outside than there are stars in the sky? Payday 2 wants to know.

SteamWorld Dig Review

Like the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park, this eShop action game recombines ancient DNA to create something completely cool.

Sword of the Stars: The Pit - MindGames Review

It's a roguelike based on a sci-fi 4X strategy game. Can such an unholy combination really work?

Untitled Goose Game Review

What if Agent 47 was a rude goose who was down to clown?

Super Mario Party Review

My (Super Mario) party's on.

Will Mario Party: Island Tour Keep You Partying 'Til Dawn?

Does the latest Mario Party rock the block, or is it more like an awkward gathering of poindexters too scared to invite any girls over to hang out with them?

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam 3DS Review: Recycled but Reliable

The addition of Paper Mario's flat cast gives this fifth entry enough new twists to overcome its duller moments.

7th Dragon III 3DS Review: Fashionably Late

The finale to SEGA's RPG saga — and the first to be released in the West — is great, if you don't mind being seated during the third act of a movie.

Hyrule Warriors Wii U Review: Love Blooming on a Battlefield

This mashup of Zelda and Dynasty Warriors isn't without its flaws, but it definitely comes off as a creation by Zelda fans for Zelda fans.

The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask 3D Review: Rewind to a More Daring Time

Nintendo looks to the past for an opportunity to perfect the cult favorite sequel to Ocarina of Time.

A Link Between Worlds 3DS Review: A Worthy Sequel to the Greatest Zelda?

Does the newest Zelda live up to the legacy of a definitive classic like A Link to the Past? Jeremy Parish and Mike Williams hash it out.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD Wii U Review: The Long, Twilight Struggle

Twilight Princess is back after a decade, but its motion controls aren't. Does it hold up?

The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD Review

This remake isn't as good as you remember the original being -- it's better.

Virtual Spotlight: Zelda II

Beneath its flawed surface, this ambitious 8-bit action RPG offers strengths worth reevaluating.

Lego Batman 3 PS4 Review: Beyond Gotham, But Behind Lego Marvel

The latest Lego game doesn't come together as well as it could have.

The Lego Movie Videogame Xbox 360 Review: We've Been Here Before, But It's Still Fun

The Lego Movie is a hit with movie goers, proving that mining someone's childhood doesn't always turn out bad. Will the game stand up as well?

Lego Marvel Superheroes Review: PS4's Best Game for Kids

Lego Marvel Superheroes isn't a system seller on PS4, but it's still worth your time.

Lego The Hobbit PS4 Review: All These Dwarves Look the Same

TT Games' follow-up to Lego Lord of the Rings is out, making it the third Lego title in six months. How does it stand up?

StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void PC Review: Once More Unto the Void

After five years, StarCraft II has finally reached its conclusion. Here's our final review.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 PS4 Review: Replace 'Amazing' With 'Average'

Beenox's latest Spider-Man game improves on the web-swinging while the rest of the game grows stale.

Spider-Man: The Heist DLC Review

Even superheroes have to deal with their exes.

Spider-Man: Turf War DLC Review

Good Spider-Cop, bad cop.

Tomb Raider Definitive Edition PS4 & Xbox One Review: Challenging The PC

The new version of Tomb Raider isn't worth a double-dip, but it stands far ahead what has come before.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris Xbox One Review: Pulp Fiction

This Tomb Raider spin-off feels breezy and superficial, and that may be its greatest strength.

Ultra Street Fighter IV PS3 Review: Let's Play One More Round

Capcom updates the Street Fighter IV series with a new entry, new characters, and new modes. Is it enough to keep fans entertained and bring lapsed players back?

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection Review

This digital museum for all things Street Fighter is now open.

Super NES Retro Review: EarthBound

Join us as we review every Super NES Classic game. Next up: Crayola and light horror make an epic RPG baby together.