
Fifteen Years On, Bulletstorm Still Struggles to Decide Between Humor and Violence
A shooter of great spectacle yet wretched design, wherein a man of vile tongue and his long-suffering partner roam a ruined city of beasts.

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

A shooter of great spectacle yet wretched design, wherein a man of vile tongue and his long-suffering partner roam a ruined city of beasts.

A soldier hunts a ghost girl through a ruined city, armed only with dread and a fast-moving rifle.

A tale of racing upon dirt, mud and grass, wherein Codemasters doth succeed in spectacle yet stumble in polish.

Ezio's tale concludes in Constantinople with a hunt for Altair's journals, puzzles, and distant combat.

A shooter that finally broke free of World War II, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare remains a landmark of the genre.

A tale of war wherein American and Japanese soldiers alike wage bitter strife, wrought with genuine ambition yet marred by flaws.

A prince of Persia wields a sand-bound power that turns back time itself, in this tale of sword, shadow, and endless peril.

A secret agent breaks into enemy bases without firing a shot, a tale of patience and shadow in an ancient game.

A writer searches a fog-shrouded town for his vanished wife, pursued by shadowy foes and haunted by his own forgotten tale.

A review of Donkey Kong Country Returns, a fresh coat of paint on a classic formula that mostly delivers.
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