Reviews

The addition of vehicle-based gameplay didn't pay off for this annualized series.

Thanks to evil taking the spotlight, the fourth installment in this annualized series is the best one yet.

Developer EA Canada creates the best entry in the series to date.

The latest action figure-based video game pushes players to flex their creative muscles.

Pandora's Tower has plenty of interesting concepts, but it feels more like a rough cut than a polished game.

While Rise of the Guardians is built on a solid foundation of hack-and-slash action and co-op multiplayer, the simplicity and monotony of the gameplay quickly becomes obvious.

Unlike High Moon Studio's stellar Transformer titles, Prime is a bland tribute to a terrific cartoon.

Traveller’s Tales has crafted a wonderful platformer that stands on its own – though the Lego charm and a great license make it even better. 

Mickey and Oswald's cooperative adventure is graphically beautiful, but looks aren't everything.

Mickey and Oswald's cooperative adventure is graphically beautiful, but looks aren't everything.

Angry Birds Star Wars shows Rovio is at the top of its game, using a beloved license to deliver the series’ most creative levels to date.

Inside Line is a step up from its predecessor in every way, but it falls short of being a winner.

THQ takes us back to the Attitude Era with the most complete and enjoyable wrestling game I've played.

There may never be another game like La-Mulana. If you have the determination, you’ll be glad you played.

The long in-development title is a remarkably faithful tribute to NES-era gaming, for better and for worse.

This year’s game makes some changes around the edges that are both subtle and new directions for the franchise.

Given its pedigree, I never imagined that The Last Story would fail to meet the low bar set by dozens of middling entries in the genre.

Not only
does Amazing Spider-Man fail to deliver, it may also diminish my
enjoyment of this summer’s film.

Traveller's Tales' long-running LEGO series ventures into unexplored territory.

This must-play game single-handedly proves there’s still fresh, exciting ground to cover in the often-stale JRPG genre.