Fractured Soul is a clever, challenging platformer that requires all your brainpower (review)
Fractured Soul is special game for the 3DS eShop that's well worth your attention.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 delivers entertaining yet uninspired beat downs (review)
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 comes with impressive content, but the fighter needs new inspiration if it plans on remaining King of Iron Fist.
Avengers Initiative delivers thrilling bite-sized superhero combat but not much else (review)
Marvel Comics' Hulk stars in this first chapter of Wideload Games' episodic mobile series, but even with all his strength, he still can't save it from wallowing in mediocrity.
Mark of the Ninja is the new king of stealth-action games (review)
Mark of the Ninja redefines the stealth genre while proving that a 2D game can be about more than catering to nostalgic gamers.
The Walking Dead Episode 3: Long Road Ahead is a dark, emotional tale (review)
Telltale Games promised a "heartbreaking" new installment of The Walking Dead, and they didn't exaggerate. Long Road Ahead is the darkest, bleakest episode in the adventure-game franchise to date.
In Transformers: Fall of Cybertron, you either change or die (review)
Transformers: Fall of Cybertron embraces the greatest strength of the Transformers brand: It's always on the move...in more ways than one.
Persona 4 Arena proves that role-playing games and arcade fighters can mix (review)
Persona 4 Arena is the fighting-game sequel to the role-playing title Persona 4. Even though that might sound odd, the result is a masterfully crafted yet accessible experience.
In Darksiders II, Death overstays his welcome, but he can still wield a scythe with style (review)
Darksiders II offers up melodrama, beautiful environments, and subtle touches that make it worth your gaming time and dollar.
Papo & Yo creates a toybox of a city with a fractured foundation (review)
Minority Media's debut game, Papo & Yo, is an exotic trip into an imaginative but fundamentally unsteady world.
The gloriously flawed Sleeping Dogs is an interactive Hong Kong action flick (review)
Square Enix's Sleeping Dogs is a solid, mission-to-mission, open-world action experience. You’ll hurt a lot of thugs, drive a lot of cars recklessly, and work for a lot of shady characters — all while kicking and capping through a you’ll-see-everything-coming-by-a-mile storyline.