A little better than your average shooter and worth checking out for the unique Offensive Cover System.

GRID Autosport is a middle of the road racing game that has little to set it apart from the competition.

The game is more like an arcade title than a full-featured racer. The game is clearly focused on collecting cars and expanding your collection rather than providing an extensive and full-featured racing game experience. The arcade racing is fun in short bursts, but the blind box system can make it feel like a grind while trying to obtain the cars that you want. If you pick this game up, do it for the car collecting. Otherwise, there are more enjoyable arcade racers with more variety out there for you to play.

Overall, I do truly enjoy Withering Rooms, mainly for its presentation. The combat feels lackluster, but you do get plenty of help in the form of items and other collectibles that you find that help out during combat. The game seems like it is a constant learning experience, which is great! Even with the combat flaw, I still really like this game however. It’s not completely perfect, but it sure is one very unique horror game. This game should be tried by all horror fans at least once. Just because you’re a horror fan doesn’t mean you’re going to instantly like it, but I’m sure you’ll be able to enjoy it for its atmosphere and overall look once you get adjusted to it.

The story was very good overall. Crane is just such an interesting character and it really shows when we return to him. Aiden was good, but it’s so much more satisfying to return to an established character to see more of his story. You can honestly tell that the developers have more fun with Kyle Crane and Roger Craig Smith definitely does. Overall, if you’re a fan of the first game, go out and buy this game right now. It’s made for you. I honestly like every piece of Dying Light that I can get my hands on, so each game has been great for me. The Beast has a few bugs here and there but nothing like what Dying Light 2 had when it first released. The Beast runs at a VERY smooth framerate from the start on Xbox Series X and PC. No doubt, Techland will give this game support for years to come, just like they have done with Dying Light 2. The Beast stands out as my personal favorite Dying Light so far. It just has all the best of Dying Light combined into one – tons of zombie splattering, decent amount of parkour (not overdone), the Kyle Crane character and a great story. Bravo Techland!

WWE All Stars offers the most identical gameplay to the actual sport out of any wrestling game available thus far.

The game deserves a look if you can look past the framerate issues.

Delivers some of the most imaginative levels ever found in a first person shooter, and is a great reason for Painkiller fans to go back to purgatory.

The most innovative thing about this entry in the SingStar series is the track list, and since country has been ignored up until this point it's a welcome entry.

The graphics, creature mechanics, and gameplay can all add to the obsession with B&W2.

Playing Pursuit Force is like starring in an adrenaline-inducing summer action flick. It may be trying at times, but overall it is a lot of fun and makes for a good portable game.

The Medium is a decent psychological horror from the start, but it’s rather hollow when it comes to gameplay.

Manhunt’s good stealth gameplay and immersive atmosphere are weighed down heavily by its questionable premise, brutal violence, and generally slimy feel.

It's nice to see that Madden has competition again, but this just isn't the year where All-Pro challenges seriously.

A compelling story steeped in Japanese folklore is enough to overcome the repetitive battles.

More enjoyable for the experience than for the actual gameplay.

In the end, though, Raskulls is an enjoyable diversion and makes for a nice little addition to your XBLA game library.

As with most games of this nature, you can do well-enough at first using the default decks and some of your free booster cards and good strategy, but to compete at the highest levels it's going to take some of your cash to get the cards you need to build a strong and competitive deck.

AquaPazza looks fantastic from a visual perspective, but aside from that it's overall an average fighter.

If you can put up with the constant level repetition you will find yourself with a great game. A definite sleeper if there ever was one.

Fans of team-based online shooters will definitely want to spend some time on the frontlines.

A good choice for players looking for an easy playing arcade style baseball game as well as those who want something a little more challenging.

Puzzle gamers looking for an interesting challenge should touch the download button for this game.

Like Bunnylord himself, fun at first and then a bit of a grind.

If you weren't a fan of the first Attack on Titan game, then there is nothing that will change your mind with this sequel but those that did like the first game will like the second game even more from a gameplay perspective.

A Scarface fan’s dream come true.

A unique game that is definitely worth a look by anyone looking for a gaming change of pace. Its long term appeal is questionable, though.

If you just want to be a gung ho Space Marine and put yourself into the middle of a run and gun shooting gallery, you'll have some good times with the game.