What am I going to say that could possibly encompass how this made me feel? Play it. Experience it. Cry over it like the rest of us. Keep your promise.

A deliciously dark and tragic story of one woman's choice spiralling out of control until either the world burns down around her or the only blood that stains her hands is that of a monster.

A deeply enjoyable narrative game about surviving in late 19th century Eastern Europe as a freshly turned vampire. Funny, engaging, heart-wrenching, and horrifying--I fully recommend!

Another four player "explore location and get out alive" experience for you to drag your friends into danger, snap some pictures of aliens invading new york, and try to survive the process.

An otherwise serviceable fantasy RPG hamstrung by it's bizarre insistence on a romance plot between the main characters who may or may not be biologically related.

An emotional gut punch of a game, beautifully crafted from beginning to end as an average everyday man desperately tries to survive an unfathomable horror.

A touching story of religious trauma told through the experience of three queer teens sent to a christian camp, relying heavily on symbolism and metaphor to get its point across.

A very simple but deeply unsettling and effective story about a topic most people quite understandably would rather not think about.

The first game in the trilogy remains a fun, tense FPS with horror elements. Just don't play the rest of the games.

In trying to please fans of the first game and second game at the same time, Crysis 3 catches itself in a net of gameplay and story contradictions that it doesn't quite manage to untangle.