Gaming Reviews

'Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst' offers significantly more gameplay, but at a cost, and is unlikely to inspire the same passion as the original game.

Players lay tiles to gather points and be proclaimed Architect of Rome.

'Doom' made me long continuously for the feeling of accomplishment that comes from surviving a hellish onslaught.

In the end, I enjoyed Marrakesh far more than Sapienza, but I am still unconvinced.

Aliens are lost and need help finding Earth!

'Fallout 4: Far Harbor' is the largest landmass for an add-on that Bethesda has ever created, and while it might not be Bethesda’s densest add-on ever, in comparison to the main game, its adept storytelling is a welcome surprise.

Some games have such terrific concepts and ideas that you try very hard to like them more than they deserve. Homefront: The Revolution from Deep Silver is one of those games. It has a great view of a city overrun by foreign parties and the effort to take it all back, …

The card game where everything changes, but "you can't take the sky from me."

A slippery new innovation in stacking games.

Figuring out what the game is asking of you and why, and just getting to toss back on that adventuring cape is reason enough to play.