Reviews

You have more to do and are a more active participant in the Job Simulator follow-up, but it still feels like an experience best-suited to VR newcomers, which can be good and bad.

Pretty visuals can only get you so far...

Burnout creators' latest game mines the series' early history, but it struggles to find traction.

This offbeat adventure game cleverly captures the essence of the early internet.

Photographs is a beautiful narrative puzzle game about people's worlds shifting during pivotal junctures in their lives.

After a down year, Sony delivers exciting new content and a host of fixes. The series is back on track.

Battle for the Grid has some decent animation, but the full package is as underwhelming as the Power Ranger games that came before it.

While managing the needs of an ever-growing population is complicated, keeping everyone happy is even harder.

This finale is a fitting tribute to Clementine and her journey, but it also is inconsistent in quality and suffers from some narrative missteps that are impossible to ignore.  

Beautiful vistas and giant robots can't save Generation Zero from being a tedious and disappointing shooter.

With satisfying exploration, fun platforming, and a charming art style, Yoshi's Crafted World gives the Switch yet another strong platformer.

Baba is You makes you feel brilliant as you transform the properties of each puzzle to get the win in the early game – but then things get complicated.

An intense, challenging realization of the ninja fantasy comes to life in From Software's latest offering.

Thrilling combat, a great loot loop, and a strong endgame elevate this Tom Clancy shooter to new heights.

In terms of open-world game design, World Seeker isn’t an innovator, but it borrows and re-imagines familiar mechanics well (from the Batman: Arkham games, in particular) and proves why they are perfect for the One Piece universe.

The series continues to struggle on the field

This entry has the series’ signature over-the-top style, but not all of the additions feel like steps forward.

Excellent physics-based mechanics remain intact, but a frustrating progression grind puts the brakes on fun.

A fantastic story is buried too deep within The Occupation's dull stealth gameplay and technical issues.

The game adaptation struggles to find a pulse and ends up being a repetitive bore.