
The Warriors Review: A Beat-Em-Up That Still Packs a Punch
A gang of warriors fights their way through New York City in this beat-em-up adaptation of the classic film.

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

A gang of warriors fights their way through New York City in this beat-em-up adaptation of the classic film.

A wrecking simulator wherein cars are sent flying into ruin, and the driver who causes the greatest ruin is crowned victor.

A boxing game wherein weight and timing decide victory, and studying one's foe proves more decisive than mere force.

A rhythm game where motion rules the screen, light and sound build a living sculpture garden.

A grim tale of Seattle's rain-drenched streets, wherein a man's broken hands become his own tormentor.

A grim chronicle of EA Sports MMA, wherein fighters, promotions, and pay-per-view spectacles are rendered in detail, yet the combat fails.

A wandering man, lost his job and his love, moves through a city of memory and shame, seeking both again.

A swift aerial combat of PS3, wherein missiles lock and the sky itself burns with fire.

A grim wilderness tale of frost, hunger, and solitary survival, wherein a man wanders a ruined land alone.

A pirate's curse upon Shantae: sword, shield, and treasure await in this swashbuckling platformer.
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