Ultimately, Re;Birth2 is not a top-tier JRPG in terms of polish, or even story, but it is a solid effort that looks very pretty on the Vita.

This might be a re-issue, but it’s still easily one of the greatest titles that you’ll ever play on the 3DS.

Telltale has created [a] well-written instalment of the Game of Thrones game that will please fans of the show, and stands on its own as a tense, dramatic tale of intrigue, politics and what families do to survive.

This isn’t a bad game, if modest in budget, but its console-based—and occasionally sexist—comedy is pretty niche, and it now finds itself going up against that most dreaded of all competition, the entire PC library of RPGs.

Evolve isn’t a bad game, per se, but the rage-inducing technical issues and design oversights, paired with a complete lack of heart-pumping “fight or flight” gameplay that the hype train and the Left 4 Dead series led me to expect have left me feeling unimaginably disappointed, cheated even, and I’m not even one of the countless people who had to pay more than $70 to find this out the hard way.

The metagame feels comfortingly familiar to those who have played titles such as Final Fantasy Tactics.

Apotheon is never a bad game, and occasionally, it’s even a great game, but it’s never consistently great enough to become a classic in the same way other indie titles like Journey have.

Veterans of both PvZ and Diablo are going to find that Deathtrap handles both genres in a substantial way.

The Lady leaves much to be desired, but as an experience, it's absolutely worth your time and money.

The game is great for what it is and a welcome addition to the PS4 library, but fans really deserve a true sequel at this point.

It’s not at all a good game. It’s a janky, lackluster mess arriving twenty years too late.