Reviews

Dragon Age: Inquisition features a fun, diverse cast, great storytelling, and generally fantastic gameplay. While some enemies may be somewhat lacklustre, everything else about this title is fantastic.

Listen, I'm just an editor, how am I supposed to know what Jim wanted to say with this one? He didn't talk about how good it is, what happens, nothing. He just described one mechanic vaguely. The game isn't ever around on Android anymore to test out for me to guess how he would've reviewed it.

While Grim Dawn's story is far from stellar and its campaign can overstay its welcome, the build variety and satisfying combat it brings to the table still make it a solid entry in the action-RPG genre.

Gunscape is a great mix of FPS and Social Creator game types, but unless you’re a die-hard fan of these genres, Gunscape probably isn't worth its price tag.

A not-at-all faithful adaptation of the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons, Sword Coast Legends fails both as an RPG and an action-oriented title. Whether you're a hardened RPG veteran or a newcomer to the genre, you will undoubtedly be able to find a better game that suits your preferences.

Despite being positioned as an enhanced edition, Dead State: Reanimated feels sloppy and almost unfinished. But even in this unfortunate state, it can offer some entertainment for those who can derive enjoyment out of slaying zombies in a turn-based fashion.

Despite some sketchy AI, Craft the World is an otherwise fantastic send-up to Minecraft, Drawf Fortress, and Terraria. A fantastic game, better than most mobile games, well worth investigating.