The Walking Dead Episode 2: Starved for Help turns the gore up to 11 (review)
Who are the real monsters, the zombies or your fellow survivors? That’s the question Telltale Games asks in The Walking Dead Episode 2: Starved for Help.
Dawnguard finally brings a sense of urgency to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (review)
Dawnguard, the new downloadable content for the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim manages to do something the main game tiptoed around: instilling a sense of urgency to complete the main story missions.
Lego Batman 2 tries to redefine the franchise but stumbles (review)
Lego Batman 2 is the first Lego title to implement voice acting and offer a massive open world for players to explore. But the transition to sandbox-style gameplay isn't an easy one for the caped crusader.
Quantum Conundrum is an unbalanced measure of brilliance and flaws (review)
The new physics puzzler from Kim Swift and her team at Airtight Games is an inspired and pleasant experience with a few flaws and several moments of brilliance.
Civilization V: Gods and Kings can’t fix what is fundamentally flawed (review)
While this expansion improves diplomacy with the addition of espionage and religion, it proves unable to correct the major issues of the original release.
Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown is a triple-A fighting game with an iffy price tag (review)
Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown has some irritating flaws, especially thanks to an oddball pricing structure. At the core of it all, though, lies some of the best 3D martial arts around. That’s enough to make it worth a download.
Cerebral online gunfights carry Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (review)
The new Ghost Recon's solo campaign has some flaws, but the online action shines.
Gravity Rush’s beautiful open-world soars the Vita to dizzying, dazzling heights (review)
Since launching in February, the PlayStation Vita really hasn’t had that “must own” title that every new piece of hardware needs. Well, enter Gravity Rush, an open-world, physics-bending game developed by Sony Computer Entertainment’s Japan Studio.
GamesBeat Weekly Roundup
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Go Ninja is like Canabalt with gore and swords (review)
Go Ninja is like Canabalt if you were a ninja slaughtering demons rather than running from the apocalypse. Oh, it's also a lot bloodier.