7.5 out of 10 Review

Assassin's Creed: Rogue has no idea which Assassin's Creed game it actually wants to be, yet somehow it turned out all right.

Not too long ago, the world took note of the philosophical query, “What does the fox say?” Now, thanks to Ubisoft’s Just Dance 2015, we work as a community to dance out the answers to such important mysteries.

Find The Line is a puzzler which hangs its hat on beautiful illustrations and a mellow, meditative soundtrack.

With Destiny, Bungie attempted to eschew the trappings of the first-person shooters of old, and instead hoped to fuse its battle-tested shooter skills with addictive quest- and raid-based nature of the MMO.

We explore the remake of the classic arcade dungeon crawler, Gauntlet, in which we find ourselves need food badly and fighting for treasure.

Light in the Dark is a physics puzzler which takes every possible angle to unlock its mysteries, and if you're patient enough, you may find what you're looking for just around the corner.

It’s hard to keep that spark of originality going when you’re entering the fourth iteration of a series; developer Maxis tried a number of new things with The Sims 4, and while some things make for most welcome changes, others feel like complete steps backwards.

The end of the road has come for Clementine and the gang. What fate awaits our intrepid survivors in the encroaching cold?

Namco Bandai’s Tales series is one of the most popular RPG franchises in Japan, right along side Pokemon, Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. If you’re a JRPG fan, but not particularly fond of those three frontlining franchises, chances are you were looking forward to Tales of Xillia 2.

With a slick visual style and a smooth soundtrack that would fit right at home in a Steven Soderbergh film, CounterSpy feels like a love letter to the super spy movies of the sixties.