
EA Sports UFC’s ground game can’t keep up with its striking
EA Sports UFC launched June 17, 2014 as EA's first UFC game after buying the THQ license, with Precision Movement, Dynamic Striking and MMAi AI.


EA Sports UFC launched June 17, 2014 as EA's first UFC game after buying the THQ license, with Precision Movement, Dynamic Striking and MMAi AI.

Kinect Sports Rivals was Rare's final Kinect Sports game, a 2014 Xbox One launch title whose motion controls never quite worked.

Styx: Shards of Darkness review: a goblin stealth game with grappling hooks, clones and a knife zip-wire. It scores 7.1/10 and knows exactly what it is.

Necropolis review: Harebrained Schemes' shifting dungeon roguelike has atmosphere but a punishing single save file. It scores 6 of 10.

A review of Onrush, Codemasters' 2018 team racing game with no finish line, where boost and takedowns win matches — and why its 2022 server shutdown stings.

Trials Fusion review: the 2014 physics bike game from Ubisoft RedLynx, its quad bike, create mode, late online play and 1.7 million sales.

The Final Station review: a bleak train-survival shooter from Do My Best Games, scored 7.2/10 — strong world-building, but linear station levels wear thin.

EA Sports UFC 2 review: 250+ fighters, Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor on the cover, and a game whose visuals outshine its thin mode design.

Dead Rising 3 review: Capcom Vancouver's Xbox One launch title delivers the series' best zombie sandbox and its weakest story, scoring 7.6 of 10.

Dead Rising 4 review: Frank West returns to a zombie-infested mall in 2016, but without the timer and co-op that made the series tense.

Far Cry Primal review: Ubisoft swaps guns for spears in 10,000 BC, and the animal taming carries the Stone Age sandbox.

Quantum Break review: Remedy's 2016 time-freeze shooter still shines with Time Stop combat and a strong villain, even if its live-action TV episodes fall flat.
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