
Gunship Mode Carries Disintegration’s Weight, But It Can’t Hold the Whole Game
A hovering gunship of fire and terror, yet a wandering foot soldier's march dulls the tale of Romer Shoah.

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

A hovering gunship of fire and terror, yet a wandering foot soldier's march dulls the tale of Romer Shoah.

A shooter wherein plants and zombies contend for dominion upon a map of neighborly contest, reviewed.

A fledgling vampire navigates Chicago's shadowed halls in this tale of lies, politics, and power.

A tale of Olive Town, wherein settlers farm, cook, and court its people, yet fail to fully bind their hearts.

A tale of Sonic, swift and fleet, trapped within a realm of wandering wherein his true velocity is but a shadow.

Madden NFL 22 brings a coaching system that works well, but its AI stumbles and menus need fixing. A solid step forward, not a revolution.

A road run across cities, cars bought for the chase, spectacle that seldom feels the best of itself.

A sequel of giants, whose figures grow in number and power, yet whose price weighs heavy upon the player.

A wrestling game split into two discs, each bearing its own roster and tale, yet failing to exceed the sum of its parts.

NHL 15 review: solid physics, broken passing and shooting systems make it a game worth watching but hard to play.
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