Threeview: The Last of Us reviewed by a critic, an analyst, and an academic
The postapocalyptic action-survival game has been a hit with reviewers and consumers. But what does an analyst and a professor of game design think of it?
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Hey, you got your Clash of Clans in my Puzzle & Dragons, and Ouya slowly ships
This week, the Ouya Android-based game console launches, but some early Kickstarter backers still haven’t received their system, Zynga faces more trouble as its...
Company of Heroes 2 reestablishes the series as one of the best strategy experiences (review)
Company of Heroes 2 adds new mechanics with interesting gameplay ramifications but does a poor job of easing new players into the rules systems.
Deadpool hilariously hacks and shoots his way to gaming greatness (review)
What Deadpool lacks in creativity it makes up for with self-referential humor.
Game and Wario justifies the Wii U’s tablet better than Nintendo Land does (review)
Game and Wario is creative collection of minigames for Nintendo's starved Wii U.
Neverwinter is a (mostly) accessible MMO with social-class problems (review)
Something's off about this fun new MMO, and it has to do with three familiar words.
Kingdom Rush: Frontiers is full of secrets, geeky references, and deep, addicting strategy (review)
It starts off with "more of the same" but quickly moves to "give me more." New towers and plenty of little secrets make this one a must-play.
In The Last of Us, you have to earn the right to survive (review)
Naughty Dog takes on the apocalypse with The Last of Us, a mature game that tells an intimate tale that'll leave you guessing until the very end.
Animal Crossing: New Leaf is a delightful refuge from greedy gameplay mechanics (review)
Animal Crossing is the best evidence in the argument against free-to-play games.
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing is entertaining but not incredible (review)
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing is an entertaining but unmemorable entry in an overcrowded genre.