Game Reviews8.2/10
Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 Review: Desert Siege Still Rewards Patience
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 review — a tense, detailed shooter set in Las Vegas with punishing difficulty.
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Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Eighteen Years On, Spore’s Ambition Still Outpaces Its Execution
A game wherein players build life cell by cell, till they rule a galaxy; a review of Spore's five stages of growth.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Six Years On, Fortnite Still Builds Its Way to the Top
A tale of Fortnite, wherein a hundred warriors contend upon a shifting island, building walls amid ruin and strife.
Game Reviews8.5/10
Indigo Prophecy Review: Three Perspectives, One Bloody Hotel Mystery
A tale of a dead woman in a hotel room, three souls, and a prophecy of indigo hue.
Game Reviews7/10
No More Heroes Review: Travis’s Sword Cuts Through Failure, But Desuka’s Voice Is Lost
A tale of a man, a sword, and a monstrous member — a tragic comedy of failure and ambition in the realm of assassins.
Game Reviews8.4/10
Puzzle Quest Review: Gem Puzzles and Army Building Still Make a Great RPG
A tale of gem battles and warlord armies, wherein color-matching puzzles become a mighty sword against foes.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Rewinds Time Into a Tight, Confident Adventure
A prince of Persia gains a sand power that lets him rewind his own movements, trading depth for polish in a tale of time and ruin.
Game Reviews8.7/10
Skate Review: Momentum Never Stops, and Neither Should You
A game of pure momentum, wherein boards slide, catch edges, and punish hesitation, rewarding those who dare keep rolling.
Game Reviews7.5/10
Eighteen Years On, de Blob Still Paints Over the Grey With a Fresh Idea
A blob awakens in a world drained of color, and must paint it back into being in this whimsical puzzle platformer.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Guitar Hero 5 Review: 17 Years On, the Set List Still Carries the Weight
A guitar-shaped controller plays through rock classics in Guitar Hero 5, a solid entry worth picking up.