Splinter Cell has always been in a continuing shift in tone and in gameplay. Double Agent introduced the concept that Sam Fisher isn’t always willing to be the good guy and Conviction showed that he’s pretty darn good at shoot outs. The latest entry in the series, Blacklist, attempts to appease fans on both sides…
A Highland Song is frequently beautiful, elegiac and magical, but one’s tolerance for its somewhat uneven gameplay will impact enjoyment.
For our sole ignoble Game of the Year award, we take a look at this year’s most resounding disappointment in the gaming sphere.
While not nearly the best or most accurate versions of those classic games, they’re certainly the most accessible on modern systems.
Game of the year continues with a look back at some of the older games we played this year.
Be sure to bring back the green and keep things lean if you want to succeed in Terra Nil.
While the open world format relies too much on repetitious side activities, Ghostwire: Tokyo’s beautiful world is successful in maintaining engagement.
FutureGrind is a stunt-platformer from Milkbag Games. In it, you ride bikes whose wheels grind along rails of the same color, pulling off tricks and generally looking cool all the while in your pursuit of attaining the highest score possible. Think something like Ubisoft’s Trials series, but as an auto-runner and not as mean, and…
MINOS lets you construct your own perfect Heath Robinson/Rube Goldberg murder machine.
A strong selection of classic tables make Williams Pinball Volume 8 a must-buy for virtual pinball aficionados and casuals alike.
