Reviews.
Scored reviews covering every platform from the Atari 2600 through modern releases. No advertising relationships. No review scores adjusted after publication.
3.5
Tryst
Tryst doesn't reinvent the RTS, but its dynamic unit customization makes it more interesting than most indie efforts.…
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3.0
Warlock: Master of the Arcane
Warlock strips the Civilization formula to pure fantasy combat. The spell system is a genuine addition, but without…
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3.5
Lollipop Chainsaw
A gaudy, polarizing zombie hack-and-slash with a killer soundtrack and fast, fun combat. Skip the dialogue and grab…
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3.0
Krater
Fatshark's party-based post-apocalyptic RPG has a witty, original world, but clumsy mechanics and thin abilities keep it merely…
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3.5
Diablo III
Diablo III nails the dark mood and connects neatly to Diablo II, but the always-online requirement, thin customization…
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3.0
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13
Total Swing Control finally gives Tiger Woods PGA Tour the difficulty it always needed, and then some. Worth…
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3.5
Dungeons & Dragons Online
A polished, welcoming free-to-play D&D MMO with quick character creation and a friendly community, dulled by repetitive environments…
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3.5
Sniper Elite V2
A tactical WW2 sniper sim with superb bullet physics and a signature X-ray kill-cam, undercut by dumb AI…
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3.5
Dogz 3
Dogz 3 is a sandbox of virtual puppy chaos. From photo-ops to paintbrush colors, it’s way more fun…
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Deep tuning, a great rock soundtrack and online play make Boss Rally stand out, but absurd crash physics…
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3.5
ELSA 3D Revelator
The ELSA 3D Revelator is picky, flickery, and absolutely not essential. It is also one of the coolest…
Read Review →Monaco Grand Prix Racing Simulation 2
Monaco Grand Prix Racing Simulation 2 is dry if you want arcade racing, but serious F1 fans will…
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