Classic gameplay and vibrant new visuals mix with timeless humor and inventive puzzles in this revamped blast from the past.

Blacklight: Tango Down is a good, cheap multiplayer shooter for the budget-minded gamer looking for a change of pace.

This game is doesn't significantly build on or vastly improve any of the features of its predecessor, so those with high hopes for a stellar sequel will be disappointed. Still, Crackdown 2's core action and appeal remain very strong, and there is great potential for cooperative mayhem, making this a fun stop on your summer videogame tour.

These legendary fighters may look the part, but unresponsive controls are the first thing you'll notice.

The thoughtful puzzles in this movie adaptation are often overshadowed by the steep challenge and troublesome controls.

This add-on doesn't reach for the stars, but it features a couple of great characters and a smattering of quality moments.

Welcome tweaks and new story aspects enhance this already great role-playing classic.

This sequel goes light on the role-playing but still presents a compelling puzzle experience that's as enjoyable and addictive as the original Puzzle Quest.

Ancients of Ooga is a playful but imperfect puzzle platformer with a difficulty curve that makes it best suited for novice players.

Puzzle Agent is cute and charismatic, although its puzzles leave something to be desired.

Harry's adventure into Lego land is exactly what you'd want it to be: charming, fun, and chock-full of secrets.

Harry's adventure into Lego land is exactly what you'd want it to be: charming, fun, and chock-full of secrets.

Harry's adventure into Lego land is exactly what you'd want it to be: charming, fun, and chock-full of secrets.

APB delivers periodic awesomeness, but fundamental imbalances and repetitive objectives make this persistent-world shooter a tough sell.

Singularity isn't a groundbreaking shooter, but it's an incredibly fun one. This is an example of how fluid pacing and a tongue-in-cheek attitude can make old conventions exciting again.

This entertaining and varied sci-fi shooter doesn't break new ground; it's just a bunch of goofy, gory fun.

This entertaining and varied sci-fi shooter doesn't break new ground; it's just a bunch of goofy, gory fun.

This mindless hack-and-slash action game starts out feeling tired and repetitive and only goes downhill from there.

This stand-alone expansion improves upon the original in almost every way.

The Lego rendition of The Boy Who lived is a seriously charming take on the life of a wizard, with loads of gameplay variety and an emphasis on discovery.

The Lego rendition of The Boy Who lived is a seriously charming take on the life of a wizard, with loads of gameplay variety and an emphasis on discovery.

Poor AI and insane difficulty gets between you and the sniping in Sniper: Ghost Warrior.

You can save the Netheruniverse from floating sushi, but not always from repetitious dungeon crawling.

The bullets are plentiful in this crazy, colorful shoot-'em-up.

The tennis action is fast and fun in Get a Grip, but a meandering story keeps you off the court for too long.

This satisfying and energetic on-rails shooter impresses with its relentless variety.

This flaky action game falls short of the darkly funny teddy-bear rampage promised by the concept.

This flaky action game falls short of the darkly funny teddy-bear rampage promised by the concept.