Clever design and a quirky artistic style make this gimmicky puzzle platformer worth playing.

This brutally difficult side-scroller is good, bloody entertainment.

Good controls can't cover up for the boring, lifeless fights.

Mindless, repetitive gameplay and a truly atrocious sense of humor help Leisure Suit Larry live up to its name--it's a total bust.

Mindless, repetitive gameplay and a truly atrocious sense of humor help Leisure Suit Larry live up to its name--it's a total bust.

Despite its amusing story and crazy characters, Tokyo Beat Down can't fight off mediocrity.

Mama's minigames bloom nicely in their new garden thanks to improved game design.

This car combat racing game provides some high speed fun, but numerous frustrations and a lack of online play put the brakes on.

For World Tour players who are on the fence, Guitar Hero: Metallica is a solid game with a strong setlist that offers you a great fake-plastic-rock experience.

With nonsensical dialogue muddling the complex plot, Lux-Pain shows how an entire experience can be ruined by poor localization.

It's short on variety, but an innovative risk-vs.-reward scoring system makes Burn Zombie Burn an intriguing entry in the top-down shooter genre.

Wheelman offers plenty of movie-style thrills, although it's hamstrung by terrible on-foot gameplay.

Wheelman offers plenty of movie-style thrills, although it's hamstrung by terrible on-foot gameplay.

This frustrating, broken mess is one of the worst strategy games in years.

This frustrating, broken mess is one of the worst strategy games in years.

This frustrating, broken mess is one of the worst strategy games in years.

The gameplay can be fun for a little while, but it soon becomes an exercise in repetition and boredom.

The gameplay can be fun for a little while, but it soon becomes an exercise in repetition and boredom.

Simulation racing fans beware; this racer will test your patience more than your riding skills.

Superior animation, an engaging story, and clever puzzles make Broken Sword well worth investigating, despite the occasional glitch.

Superior animation, an engaging story, and clever puzzles make Broken Sword well worth investigating.

This movie-inspired shooter is fun for a while, but the action becomes repetitive long before you reach the end of the six-hour story.

This movie-inspired shooter is fun for a while, but the action becomes repetitive long before you reach the end of the six-hour story.

There's compelling dungeon-crawling action to be found here, hiding amid tedious puzzles and an awkward transfer from the DS.

Hiding amid an onslaught of tedious puzzles is some compelling dungeon-crawling action.

This third-person action game lacks the compelling storyline that it alludes to early on, but offers plenty of enjoyable combat nonetheless.

The PC version of this fun and fascinating role-playing game is far superior to its Xbox 360 counterpart.

This fascinating hybrid of real-time strategy and collectible card battling offers a unique and enjoyable take on both genres.