Gods Will Be Watching
This game wants to be a work about sacrifice and hardship, the greater good, and moral integrity. However, I wish it could have reached the heights it was aiming for.
Eric Swain
‘Spec Ops: The Line’ Denies the Player the Pleasure of Play
Spec Ops: The Line isn't a criticism of mediocre shooters, but of the romanticism that has so often gone hand-in-hand with the modern shooter genre.
My Downward Spiral with ‘Watch Dogs’
Watch Dogs hates me. What is wrong with this game? In a single word: everything.
The Walking Dead Season Two, Episode 4
With episode 4 of its second season, I feel as if the well is running dry on Telltale's ability to wring new meaning out of The Walking Dead franchise.
The Wolf Among Us: Episodes 4 & 5
Noir isn't about deduction or reasoning. It's about shaking the trees and seeing what falls out. That's what these episodes are about.
Murdered: Soul Suspect
Salem is the perfect setting for the game's slightly unreal premise as even the name of the town evokes such slightly otherworldly possibilities.
Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure
Tesla Effect is B-grade fun that unfortunately soon turns into B-grade nonsense.
Choice and Consequence in ‘Papers, Please’
Papers, Please is a game where actions do have consequences, but most of it relies on the emotional state and investment of the player.