Rock Band 4 makes smart choices in bringing the series back, even if its setlist is somewhat disappointing.
I badly wanted Beyond Eyes to use its attractively whitewashed look and novel, visually limited ideas to tell a much more moving story whose empathetic lessons could've stayed with me long after the end credits rolled, but it didn't. Only its ending taps into this potential, and it's a shame the rest of its short playthrough time couldn't follow suit.
State of Decay's unique gameplay remains intact on Xbox One, as does its jankyness. Nevertheless, don't miss YOSE.
Time has done little to diminish Grim Fandango's beauty or relevance. It is an adventure game not to be missed.
Alien: Isolation erases the memory of Colonial Marines, but it's still not the great Alien game we were hoping for.
BioShock Infinite's final DLC brings brilliant closure to both Rapture and Columbia.
Titanfall excels at making every moment and every action a fun one. It is a breath of fresh multiplayer FPS air.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone lead the way on the South Park video game we've always wanted.
Peggle 2 is a joyful follow-up to one of the best puzzle games ever made.
NBA Live 14 marks the return of the once-excellent basketball sim, but that excellence is long gone.
NBA 2K14 on PS4 & Xbox One is not only a great basketball game, it's a showcase for your new console.
Part 1 of BioShock Infinite's story-centric DLC returns to Rapture but doesn't give you long to enjoy it.