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.
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Category: Game Reviews
Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
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.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Papers, Please Review: Sorting Papers, Saving Your Family
A tale of a desk, a stamp, and a nation's fate — Papers, Please reviewed, a quiet masterpiece of judgment.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Surgeon Simulator 2013 Remains Gross and Funny, and It Deserves Another Look Now
A surgeon, a scalpel too large for his hand, and a patient whose life hangs upon his trembling fingers.
Game Reviews8.7/10
Ten Years On, Starbound Still Earns Its Reputation as One of the Genre’s Best
A ship, a planet, a base to build — Starbound's sandbox of discovery still shines a decade after launch.
Game Reviews8.7/10
The Walking Dead Season Two Trades Comfort for Dread and Earns Its Compression
A tale of dread and winter: Clementine, grown into a leader, must choose between two lives in a world of walking dead.
Game Reviews8.8/10
Thirteen Years On, Gunpoint Still Sets the Standard for Stealth Games
A professional burglar breaks into houses to steal documents, hacking guards' neural implants in this stealth classic.
Game Reviews8.4/10
SSX Review: 26 Years On, the Fast Run Still Sets the Pace
A swift descent upon the mountain, wherein tricks and perilous leaps decide the victor amid a furious race.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Lumines Review: Twenty Years On, the Tile-Puzzle Rhythm Still Holds
A tale of walls of light, wherein four colored squares must be placed ere they fall, and the music drives the rhythm of the mind.
Game Reviews7.7/10
Dead Rising Review: 20 Years On, the Mall Still Rewards Creativity Over Polish
A freelance photojournalist stumbles into a shopping mall overrun by the living dead, armed only with whatever he can improvise.