For a mobile Fallout game brought to PC, it's serviceable. Don't expect the same depth and complexity as mainline Fallout titles, but as a minor spinoff, you'll probably get a few hours worth of fun.

With fast-paced, yet somewhat methodical action, DOOM is a very enjoyable experience. While a bit too violent for me to finish, I can certainly see the appeal of tearing through demons.

This feels very safe. It features the exact same hub as the last Marvel game, and relies on the movies for its story and characters. Coming off the very original first game, it's disappointing.

With a visual novel-esque way of presenting its story, and turn-based combat, Neptunia provides a fun experience, with charming characters as well. I honestly can't think of what else to say...

Black Flag is a fun game! Sailing the seas is enjoyable yet tense, and sneaking around islands and taking out soldiers can be a thrill, or a pain in the butt, depending on the mission. Plus...pirates.

Fate/Extella is a fun, energetic...hack n' slash? Multiple campaigns and a battle mode give it tons of replay value. Does it have lots of fanservice? I don't know, I just focused on the combat.

USFIV feels...like Street Fighter, in HD. But hey, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. It's still a fun fighting game that feels surprisingly easy to get into for such a popular, technical series.

While the plot of Xenoverse 2 feels bare at times, it still manages to provide a fun experience that, if you're a fan of the 3D arena Dragon Ball games, you'll probably enjoy.

Building upon the first game in nearly every way, Lego Marvel 2 manages to cram in far more content, and it even expands upon the character customization tremendously. Just missing some mutants...

While Lego TFA is an aesthetically pleasing game, it ends up doing little-to-nothing to improve upon the series, besides attempting to add cover segments, which while fun at first, get old fast.