
Persona 4: Dancing All Night Review — A Solid Rhythm Game Wrapped in a Thin Story
A rhythm game of Persona 4's cast, dancing instead of fighting, judged upon its songs and its slender tale.


A rhythm game of Persona 4's cast, dancing instead of fighting, judged upon its songs and its slender tale.

A ninja runs, slides and throws shuriken through rooms of guards and alarms in this punishing, precise shooter.

Samurai Warriors 4 review: more of everything that made the series great, across PS3, PS4 and Vita.

A woman falls through a ruined city, bends the very force of gravity to her will, and so masters motion itself.

A tale of despair, wherein students must slay each other to escape a school of horrors, wrought in dark comedy.

A season of baseball rendered in digital form, wherein patience surpasses spectacle, and the faithful shall be rewarded.

A final tour for Miku: Project Diva X scores well with songs and spectacle, though its menus and difficulty demand patience.

A wanderer, robbed of memory, recovers fragments of a lost land through combat and exploration in Ys: Memories of Celceta.

A swift vessel of light races through corridors of peril, testing memory and reflex against a score of eight and one.

A tower defense game with the pace of a fighting game, reviewed across PS3, PS4, and Vita.
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