This self-described "loot 'em up" makes good on its promise, but then leaves you to sort ponderously through panel after panel of trash. But the research system & realtime combat manage to redeem it.

Have gun, will take Philadelphia back from evil North Korean invaders!

Finicky, frustrating, and too precious by half. But otherwise, a decent enough tactical RPG.

While the Lego games wait for their JJ Abrams, we'll just have to make do with this same old formula yet again.

Come for the cool hacking heists. Stay for the unforgettable characters. No one breathes life into polygons quite like Brendon Chung.

On one hand, yet another side-scrolling adventure game. On the other hand, there are some really nice surprises lurking inside. And what an ending!

Not quite the aquanaut's holiday I was hoping to take.

"Procedurally generated" doesn't have to be a dirty word, but you'd never know that by playing No Man's Sky.

Although it's certainly better than Civ5, it's still an example of Firaxis being unable to make the game they tried to make.

Easily the best pure shooter since Painkiller, which was itself the best pure shooter since Doom.