Hybrid is a fast-paced but thoughtful shooter that suffers from some technical hiccups (review)
Hybrid wears its cover shooter heritage with pride, while introducing some genuinely interesting ideas to the genre.
Dust: An Elysian Tail is beautiful but drowns in repetition (review)
The last game in Microsoft's 2012 Xbox Live Summer of Arcade is gorgeous to look at, but is it anything more than that?
Sounds Shapes lets you create and share your own musical worlds (review)
Sound Shapes is not the best platformer you'll ever play, but this Vita and PlayStation 3 game deserves your attention for its accessible level editor and playful visualizations of sound.
New Super Mario Bros. 2 is too obsessed with reliving the good old days (review)
Nintendo has another New Super Mario Bros. game, but is it fair to still call it new?
The Dark Knight Rises fails to soar above the mediocrity of licensed games (review)
A spoiler-free review of The Dark Knight Rises game for iOS and Android devices.
Deadlight sets a poetic survival-horror tone but stumbles with melodramatic writing (review)
Take on hordes of shambling, inexorable zombies in a moody, 1986 Seattle, but don't count on great voice acting or stellar dialogue.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD is a decent update to the original but brings along some baggage (review)
Tony Hawk Pro Skater HD mixes together the first two games in the series with a visual upgrade. The result is an excellent foundation with some painful, old-school design.
Dyad is a psychedelic treat for the senses with gameplay to match (review)
PlayStation 3 exclusive Dyad draws inspiration from titles such as Rez and Tempest, artfully transcending these roots to create something that is both fresh and blissfully addictive.
NCAA Football 13 is a fun experience that’s still too raw to turn pro (review)
While EA Sports has continued its quantity-over-quality approach with NCAA Football 13, the title still provides a solid college football experience.
Only a mad man could love Spelunky (review)
The newest Xbox Live Arcade release is a frustratingly difficult platformer, and yet it'll keep some players coming back for more. It's a game only mad men and those who hate themselves could love.