Never Alone

Richly detailed and well-executed puzzler. It behaves like LIMBO with a bigger sense of wonder.

Never Alone is a beautiful little puzzle game. It takes its cues from LIMBO, but moves in a different direction, offering just as much style and fun. It can be frustrating knowing what to do at times, and the controls ar... Read Full Review

Dead Rising 3

Distilled into everything good about the series, Dead Rising 3 is an absurdly fun experience.

The third time around, they finally got it right. It’s not that the previous games in the series were lacking in fun or awful, it’s just that, this time, Capcom cooked down the formula into one lean, mean zom... Read Full Review

Battlefield 4

Battlefield 4 is surely worth the price of admission, but to get the best experience, the price can be steep.

Battlefield 4 is a solid, if uninspired entry into the long-standing franchise. The mechanics of BF are translated well for consoles, but this iteration once again proves that the PC is the real home of BF. All of the cl... Read Full Review

Destiny

Your Destiny©®™ is pretty much everyone else's destiny.

Guardian, your destiny awaits. Sure, you may be a uniquely designed Guardian, but your destiny is exactly the same as everyone else in the universe. That kind of sums up the hollow feeling of playing Destiny; a game wher... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2

Dragon Age: Origins (Collector's Edition)

Dead Rising 2

Dead Rising

Dante's Inferno

Creed Arena

Call of Duty 2

Call of Duty: Black Ops

Borderlands

The Beatles: Rock Band

Battlefield: Bad Company

Battlefield 1943

Batman: Arkham Asylum

Axel & Pixel

Avatar Drop

Assassin's Creed II

Armored Core 4

Alan Wake

Aegis Wing

Aban Hawkins & the 1000 Spikes

Quake 4 (Special Edition)

Indigo Prophecy

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance

Two Worlds

Tetris Splash

Exit

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

BioShock

Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions

Tremendously fun, it's a casual weekend-rental candidate. Also, it's one of the best Spiderman games to date

Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions is a short and casual game which succeeds largely on the merits of great visuals, tight gameplay, and proper use of the source license. There is not much depth here, but it is leaps and b... Read Full Review

The Saboteur

Succeeding where most GTAs fail, it strikes the right tone for an open world game, and does it with great panache.

The Saboteur strikes the perfect balance of atmosphere and gameplay for an open world GTA clone. Let's put any notions that this game is original to rest, and just put it out there that Saboteur plays like a total conver... Read Full Review

Kodu Game Lab

Kodu is an amazing tool. Limitations are frustrating, but the more time you put into it, the more you can eventually do.

Let's face it, we've all thought of what it would be like to be a game designer. I've certainly tried every game creation program out there, and learned the hard way that one needs to learn to write code to really make a... Read Full Review

Conan

A fun update to the Golden Axe-style beat-em-up. It's all button mashing and finding boss patterns. - very old school!

Conan does one thing, but it does that thing incredibly well. It's a game of old school button mashing in the vein of Golden Axe, or if you prefer the modern, God of War. Punctuated by simple puzzles and (frustrating at ... Read Full Review

Wizard's Keep

Hey, for an indie game, it's a nostalgic kick back to RPGs of days gone past. You won't put it down.

I am starting to think that I have an obligation to review an indie game now and again, because hey, it was someone's labor of love. Anywho, Wizard's Keep feels like an old school Nintendo RPG. The graphics are super-sim... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (Collector's Edition)

Splinter Cell grows up and gets a real next-gen outing.

I've always loved the stealth games, regardless of how much I can suck at them. I've loved the concept since I spent a literal 24 hour mega-marathon finishing Metal Gear Solid on the old PS. Enter Splinter Cell: Convicti... Read Full Review

Two Worlds II

A middle-finger to the naysayers who hated the first one with a passion. Don't listen to N. American media bashing!

Two Worlds II is the RPG that Oblivion fans have been dying for. If you read a negative review of it, assume that the reviewer either came into it so biased from the experience of the first one, or the reviewer did not s... Read Full Review