A Rough Battlefield
After a long delay to give developers time to squash bugs, our reviewer finally pushes into Battlefield 4 on the next generation consoles, finding a fun but flawed masterpiece.
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A Great Ghosts Upgrade
Call of Duty: Ghosts was a great-looking game on either the PS3 or the Xbox 360. But now that it has jumped to the next generation hardware, it’s pretty unbelievable.
An Old-School Shot in the Dark
Apogee’s Rise of the Triad has been resurrected for modern systems, giving us a glimpse at a moment in gaming history. While fun for shooter lovers, it brings with it both greatness and flaws.
A Ghost With The Most
Call of Duty: Ghosts offers players a look at the most special of the Special Forces, an elite group fighting for the survival of a United States under siege. Be ready to run and gun to glory.
A Tepid Adventure
Lost Planet 3 is a surprisingly character driven tale which is more akin to a survival horror or adventure game. Set in the frozen world of the series, it does story well, but is a little weak with combat.
A New Kind Of XCOM Emerges
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified takes the aliens from the turn-based Enemy Unknown game and drops them into a tactical shooter that is fun but flawed.
A Russian Revolution
Metro: Last Light is the sequel to the excellent Metro 2033. Last Light offers great combat, lots of spooky post-nuclear war world to explore, and a surprisingly detailed plot that will keep you guessing.
The Rocket Arena Is Reborn
ShootMania Storm is a hyper-modern shooter with an old school style. Populated by rocket launchers, plasma weapons and loads of colorful death, it will challenge hardcore players and novices alike.
You Can’t Keep A Bad SHODAN Down
Relive the game that’s the spiritual precursor to BioShock, the 14-year old System Shock 2, now ready to play anew thanks to GoG.com.
A Shocking Twist For Beloved BioShock
BioShock Infinite blasts out of the sea to soar in the clouds with the American-worshipping city of Columbia. Dripping with story and atmosphere, it’s a wild ride.