Reviews

by Alex Navarro

Monaco makes for a more compelling multiplayer romp than a single-player adventure, but its charms shine through any way you choose to play it.

by Brad Shoemaker

Riptide is more Dead Island, but not better Dead Island.

by Jeff Gerstmann

Injustice's unique fighting systems and wild super moves set it apart from the developer's previous work.

by Alex Navarro

DrinkBox Studios' lucha libre-flavored brawler is smartly designed, beautifully drawn, and just a lot of fun.

by Jeff Gerstmann

Infinite keeps the soul of BioShock at its core, but it isn't afraid to strike out in some very exciting new directions.

by Alex Navarro

Dark Moon makes for a charming and challenging follow-up to Luigi's last GameCube adventure.

by Alex Navarro

This is not the Walking Dead game you're looking for.

by Jeff Gerstmann

Judgment's campaign twists the Gears formula in some interesting ways, but the rest of the package feels pretty thin for a full-priced retail product.

by Brad Shoemaker

If you're still at all invested in keeping up with StarCraft II, there's no reason you shouldn't have Heart of the Swarm.

by Alex Navarro

SimCity offers up myriad tantalizing delights for the would-be city-builder, but encases them in an infrastructure that feels at odds with itself.

by Jeff Gerstmann

Crysis 3 looks great on the PC, but was this sequel really necessary?

by Brad Shoemaker

Tomb Raider's tone is somewhat at odds with its action, but the reborn Lara Croft seems primed for a successful new adventuring career.