
Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville keeps interrupting its own shooting
Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville review: 23 classes, open zones and split-screen, plus the story of PopCap Vancouver's final game. Score: 7.1/10.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville review: 23 classes, open zones and split-screen, plus the story of PopCap Vancouver's final game. Score: 7.1/10.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong review: Big Bad Wolf's Boston conspiracy RPG nails the Masquerade as a mechanic but stretches a thin loop over 30 hours.

Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town gives you overgrown land and a town to grow with it. A 7/10 farm sim where freedom and labor are the same mechanic.

Sonic Frontiers review: Sonic Team's first open world lands on the Starfall Islands with the Cyloop, Titan fights and Cyber Space. Score: 7.2/10.

Madden NFL 22 review: Franchise mode's staff management and scenario engine shine, but glitches and stale modes drag down the Mahomes-Brady cover game.

Need for Speed: The Run sent the series coast-to-coast with 300km of road on Frostbite 2 — the last Black Box racer, and a lost online game.

Skylanders: Giants review — Toys for Bob's 2012 sequel added 40+ figures and eight Giants, but played it safe. A solid 6.9/10 bridge game.

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 review: Yuke's and THQ's tenth entry, with Create-a-Finisher, Inferno match, and a 6.6 score.

NHL 15 review: EA Canada's next-gen rebuild delivers 12-player collision physics, live puck, and the Doc Emrick NBC booth, but ships without core modes.

Obduction, Cyan Worlds' 2016 spiritual successor to Myst, lands on a bigger canvas but lets its best ideas sit in journals instead of play. Our review.

Sword Coast Legends brought tabletop Dungeons & Dragons to screens with DM Mode, but its multiplayer servers closed in 2018 and deleted player data.

Hohokum review: the 2014 PlayStation glide through 17 worlds with no score, no timer, and no tutorial — beautiful, strange, and tired by the end.
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