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Developed by From Software. Published by Bandai Namco Games. Released March 11, 2014. PS3 (reviewed), PC (April 25th) and Xbox 360. A good ...

Developed by Eidos Montreal. Published by Square Enix. Released February 25, 2014. PS4 (reviewed), PS3, PC, Xbox One and Xbox 360. The phrase ...

Developed by Turtle Rock Studios. Published by 2K Games. Released Q3 2014. PS4, PC (previewed) and Xbox One. Billed as a “4v1 competitive ...

Developed by Silicon Studio & Square Enix. Published by Square Enix & Nintendo. Released February 7, 2013. 3DS only. It doesn’t take long ...

The Splinter Cell series has been around for a while now, starting all the way back in 2002 under the tag-line “stealth action ...

With the exception of perhaps Dungeons and Dragons, I spent more time with Shadowrun than any other tabletop RPG during my high-school yesteryears. ...

Dust 514 is an ambitious game to say the least. Who would have thought that a subscription-based spaceship MMO and a free-to-play multiplayer ...

What happens when you mix the combat of Batman: Arkham Asylum with the platforming of Uncharted and wrap it in an Asimov-esque sci-fi ...

It’s been a bit over a year since Star Wars: The Old Republic first launched. Praised for its efforts to make story matter ...

While StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty focused on Jim Raynor and the Terran race, StarCraft II‘s first expansion Heart of the Swarm puts ...

There’s a certain saying that might be appropriate for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 “two steps forward, one step back”, though in ...