Yesterday's unsteady narrative is disappointingly brief, though solid puzzles and nice visuals make it a pleasant diversion.

You'd be doing yourself a great disservice to dismiss Unbounded just because it doesn't handle like you're used to, or because Reiko isn't there to mentally undress during loading screens.

Ridge Racer Unbounded is a dramatic departure for the series, but one that's filled with some gloriously destructive, fast-paced racing.

Sine Mora infuses classic shoot 'em up gameplay with time manipulation and a grim narrative that sets it apart from its peers in all the right ways.

Painting destruction becomes tiresome in the repetitive Sumioni: Demon Arts.

All flash and no substance: Ninja Gaiden 3 is a shallow action game with little of the series' challenge and depth.

When it hits its stride, Uprising is a huge amount of fun. Once you get over the initial control discomfort, there's a deep and satisfying shooter to be found here.

Caught between being a space sim, a real-time strategy game, and a role-playing game, Starpoint Gemini tries to do a little bit of everything, and fails to do anything well.

With inventive gravity-based puzzles and new birds to fling, Angry Birds Space is a fresh take on a familiar formula.

Armored Core V can field some fierce firefights, but the combat is encumbered by repetitious missions, simplistic objectives, and dull visual design.

Armored Core V can field some fierce firefights, but the combat is encumbered by repetitious missions, simplistic objectives, and dull visual design.

Mundane combat and a lackluster use of its characters prevent Yakuza: Dead Souls from capturing the energy and fierceness of its predecessors.

Warp is an entertaining top-down puzzler that's hobbled by a bumpy transition from console to PC.

The title sums up Shoot Many Robots, a kill-crazed co-op shooting spree that offers a lot of action for just $10.

All flash and no substance: Ninja Gaiden 3 is a shallow action game with little of the series' challenge and depth.

A frighteningly flawed action-heavy spin-off that withers in the shadow of its superior alternatives.

A frighteningly flawed action-heavy spin-off that withers in the shadow of its superior alternatives.

This series has a beautiful visual style and an aggressive combat rhythm uniquely its own. But while the core mechanics remain intact, Generations drops some features found in its predecessors and offers shallow alternatives.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations improves on the series' fun and flashy fighting mechanics, but drops a few features along the way.

FIFA Street's unique brand of trick-fuelled football is heaps of fast-paced, stylish fun.

Blades of Time overcomes hurdles obstacles of its own creation with the strength of its novel time-twisting abilities.

Blades of Time overcomes hurdles obstacles of its own creation with the strength of its novel time-twisting abilities.

The Russian nesting dolls of Stacking are every bit as enchanting on the PC as they were on consoles.

FIFA Street's unique brand of trick-fuelled football is heaps of fast-paced, stylish fun.

From side quests to sound design, Silent Hill: Downpour isn't afraid of change. The result is a captivating game more expansive than the series has ever seen.

Exploitable enemy AI and finicky physics spoil Shinobido 2's stealthy aspirations.

Deep Black: Reloaded squanders its potential on broken cover-based shooting sequences.

Fly the much friendlier skies with Microsoft Flight, which is more structured than its simulation-heavy predecessors.