
LEGO Jurassic World Turns the Park’s Dinosaurs Into Bricks, and Mostly Holds Up
A review of LEGO Jurassic World, a brick-filled adventure based on the film, praised for model building yet weighed down by mild repetition.


A review of LEGO Jurassic World, a brick-filled adventure based on the film, praised for model building yet weighed down by mild repetition.

A hue changes, and the world bends around it — a small game of color, light, and rooms unseen.

A quiet, introspective puzzle box of a game where a hacker must converse with a malfunctioning AI to save a falling station.

A review of The Talos Principle, a puzzle game that asks what it means to be human through logic, philosophy, and ancient ruins.

A hacker moves through a corporate compound of quadrilaterals, wires, and solitude, in a puzzle game of rare feeling.

A tiny thread creature guides a broken world of memory and shadow, unraveling puzzles of patience and sorrow.

A look back at The Witness, the 2016 puzzle game that rewards patience and attention above all else.
John and Sam journey through a broken underground realm—a tale of light, silence, and dungeons wrought in pixel splendor.

A picture becomes a bridge; a room becomes a door. Viewfinder builds a strange, quiet grammar of pictures and perspective worth the walk.

A truck bearing peril cannot pause; the driver must lay waste to every wall before it strikes. A tale of ruin, wrought with strange care.
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