
Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law Review — Good Show, Adequate Game
A tale of a winged lawyer of birds, attorney at law, whose game of evidence and courtroom jests suffers a slow, weary pace.


A tale of a winged lawyer of birds, attorney at law, whose game of evidence and courtroom jests suffers a slow, weary pace.

That Dragon, Cancer is a two-hour autobiographical game about Joel Green, made by his parents. A review of its vignettes, its 2016 release, and its 7.8 score.

Gears of War: Judgment review — People Can Fly's 2013 Xbox 360 prequel puts Baird and Cole on trial, with star scoring and a smaller, stranger campaign.

Tell Me Why review: Dontnod's three-chapter Alaskan adventure with a trans lead, telepathic twins, and a memory mechanic that makes uncertainty the point.

Rage review: id Software's post-apocalyptic shooter opens with Apophis hitting Earth in 2029, then stumbles through a thin story and excellent gunplay.

L.A. Noire review: Rockstar's 2011 detective game still lives on its face-reading interrogations and 1947 Los Angeles period detail. Score: 7.5/10.

Mass Effect 2 review: BioWare's 2010 sci-fi RPG opens with Shepard's death, builds a suicide mission against the Collectors, and remains the series' peak.

Control review: Remedy's 2019 shooter sends Jesse Faden into the shifting Oldest House with a shapeshifting gun and a missing brother.

Portal Pinball, Zen Studios' Aperture-themed table for Pinball FX2, plays cleanly but never turns Portal's ideas into mechanics. A fair 6/10.

Capcom's 1986 arcade shooter Legendary Wings flies high in its vertical sections but crashes when it forces you to walk and climb ladders on NES.
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