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.
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.