SoulCalibur remains the most accessible fighting game series out there, but it certainly won’t make anyone a pro. [06.Feb.12]
Quarrel is Scrabble meets Risk. It fixes some of the problems of Risk, while adding a few new irritations of its own. [03.Feb.12]
The Sims 3: Pets is the best available option for playing the addictive series on the go. [01.Feb.12]
Sonic CD is the most faithful kind of re-release, if not the most flattering. [30.Jan.12]
Skyward Sword marks the point where the Zelda formula finally reaches its expiry date. [27.Jan.12]
It's nice to be able to listen to the soundtrack without the distraction of all that pesky, you know, gameplay. [23.Jan.12]
It isn’t just being pretty that makes Skyrim feel like a Jack London story, but instead its philosophy of striving for a photorealistic depiction of a reality. [20.Jan.12]
Add Go Vacation to the ranks of social games that bring face-to-face interactions into a virtual world. Its premise is simple: the game takes you to a virtual resort where you can participate in a variety of mini-games thinly disguised as sports and recreational activities. [16.Jan.12]
There is a surprising amount of beauty to be found in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7. [13.Jan.12]
Rumble Blast's position as a mindless, cute, but somewhat enjoyable title would be completely understandable if the game were marketed as a modestly priced, downloadable title. [11.Jan.12]
It is another color matching puzzle game, but it’s a color matching puzzle game that changes the formula while being so player-friendly that you’ll never run out of hexagons to click. [09.Jan.12]
Although the weakest entry in the franchise, The Last Specter still transports players to a charming, self-consistent, and beautiful world that exists as an ode to riddles. [06.Jan.12]
