Reviews

MotoGP 17 is a motorbike sim racing game based on the 69th season of MotoGP. The game not only features the current licenses, but also includes various historic categories, introducing historic bikes, retired and alternate versions of riders, and more. The game's Career Mode will allow you to race your way to the top, but the Managerial Career option will take things further and let you run your own team. All of this makes now a great time to get into this particular series.

Titanfall 2 is an impressive sequel that builds upon the world of the original Titanfall with an engaging single-player campaign, without neglecting the exciting asymmetrical multiplayer aspect of the previous game that featured both footsoldiers and giant mechs.

With its numerous game modes, a wide range of cars and tracks, and generally high production values, Cars 3: Driven to Win would be a great combat racing game even without its license. As it stands, it also works well as a digital adaptation of a popular Disney cartoon series.

If you value memorable experiences more than merely the amount of bang you get for your buck, What Remains of Edith Finch is the game for you. It's a heartfelt narrative experience that's touching, immersive, and inventive, even if it does only clock in at around 2 hours.

An addictive arcade game where you'll be defeating your enemies by exploding fruit right in their faces, Don’t Die, Mr. Robot is simplistic yet effective in both its design and execution.

A continuation of the recent revival of a classic first-person shooter, Shadow Warrior 2 moves away from the linear structure of its predecessor and instead presents you with a hub area where you can grab main and side missions, interact with NPCs, and more. The game now also features a robust upgrade and leveling system. And if you can accept those things in your supposedly classic FPS, then it all works well together and will often make you chuckle, provided you're someone who appreciates Shadow Warrior's crass sense of humor.

Tearaway Unfolded is a charming papercraft platformer that tells a simple yet cute story while masterfully utilizing its soundtrack in the process. The actual platforming here can get a bit repetitive, but overall it doesn't ruin the experience.

A mercenary RPG in an uncompromising world where a single mistake can cost you the life of even a veteran member of your company, Battle Brothers could do with a more complex world simulation and some more variety in its combat scenarios. But even as it stands, it's a mighty fine way to make time disappear.

A stylish horror adventure with a lot of charm, Sally Face tells a gripping story while keeping things fresh throughout its episodes by introducing new types of puzzles and gameplay elements. We just hope that when all the episodes are out, the game manages to stick the landing.

The latest in a long-running series, Sniper Elite 4 will take you back in time to Italy circa 1943, where you'll be able to enjoy the scenery while setting up your impressive long-range shots and then observing their gruesome results. In other words, Sniper Elite 4 is Sniper Elite at its finest and a must play for any fan of the series.