Reviews

Monument Valley, though short, is certainly worth your time. Featuring 10 beautifully crafted levels, it is a gorgeous game with fun gameplay.

Beep Boop Bot is an indie project that is well worthwhile to check out. It is simultaneously difficult and fun, and while imperfect, is just what I was looking for.

An addictive idle game, Adventure Capitalist might be a huge time sync, but it is also extremely fun. There isn't a lot to do, but there doesn't need to be to keep me interested.

A unique RPG that does its own thing and isn't constrained by genre conventions, The Age of Decadence makes you work to see the full extent of its content, but its numerous moving parts don't work too well together, which results in a somewhat disjointed experience.

The third entry in Harebrained Schemes' Shadowrun series, Shadowrun: Hong Kong is a fine example of an isometric turn-based RPG. It's intriguing, well-made, and offers multiple ways to tackle its challenges. And that more than makes up for its somewhat bloated word count and loading times.

Legends of Eisenwald is rough around the edges and at times feels limited and confusing, but it's also ambitious, unique, and can be quite enjoyable for those who appreciate RPG and strategy game mashups.

In an attempt to move away from Dragon Age II's limited nature, Dragon Age: Inquisition over-corrects itself into the realm of single-player MMOs packed with fetch quests and forgettable encounters, while its Jaws of Hakkon DLC offers more of the same. All in all, this isn't really BioWare at its finest.

The third in a series of Batman games, Arkham Origins is a prequel, but it keeps most of the gameplay elements of the previous games while adding a few things more. It's a worthwhile game to play, especially if you can get it on sale.