
EA’s open-world mob sequel turns running a crime family into a second job
A review of The Godfather II (2009), the open-world mob game from EA Redwood Shores, covering the Don's View, BlackHand combat, Havana and Miami.

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

A review of The Godfather II (2009), the open-world mob game from EA Redwood Shores, covering the Don's View, BlackHand combat, Havana and Miami.

Unreal Tournament III review: Epic's 2007 shooter scores 6.4/10 with a great engine and strong multiplayer, but no clear reason to exist beyond its name.

James Bond 007: Quantum of Solace (2008) review: Treyarch's Call of Duty 4-engine Bond shooter scores 6.2/10 as a licensed game.

Slender: The Arrival review — Blue Isle's flashlight-in-the-dark horror gets the atmosphere right and the length wrong. IGDB critic aggregate: 6.1/10.

Deadlight strands you in a ruined Seattle with a fire axe, three health points, and almost no bullets — a 2012 side-scroller that wants you to run, not fight.

Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus review — a short, gravity-heavy PS3 finale to the Future saga with great gadgets but not enough of them.

James Cameron's Avatar: The Game shipped on seven platforms in 2009. Ubisoft Montreal's licensed tie-in scored 6.1/10 — a working shooter that never sings.

Project X Zone review: 60 crossover characters from Namco Bandai, Capcom and Sega on 3DS grids. Great roster, repetitive tactics — 6.8 of 10.

Dynasty Warriors 8 review: Omega Force's 2013 hack-and-slash adds branching Story Mode, four-character stages and restored co-op, but gates its best idea

Review of Akiba's Trip Undead and Undressed, the strip-combat vampire RPG set in a faithful Akihabara, plus its 2023 Director's Cut and a 6.4 score

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, Sony's 2012 Smash Bros. answer, reviewed: a great roster, fifteen mash-up arenas and a Super meter that carries the fight.

Hard West review: CreativeForge's 2015 supernatural Western tactics game trades XCOM's random hit chances for a luck system and poker-card progression.
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