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A selection of personal favorites from my time reviewing games for The Dallas Morning News, GameSpot, Joystiq, GamesRadar and elsewhere -- plus some stuff I just happen to like a lot.

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Recommended September 24, 2014
Do you like the Professor Layton series of brain-teaser games on DS/3DS? Puzzle Agent is just like those, but with creepy gnomes.
Recommended September 24, 2014
Most games of Civ V end with me looking at the clock, realizing it's already 3 AM and saying, "OK, I'll stop in just one more turn. Or 10."
Recommended September 24, 2014
Don't expect to get much out of it in single-player, but Nidhogg is a great, highly competitive fighting/fencing game that's fun with friends.
Read the full review [www.gamespot.com]
Recommended September 24, 2014
One of the greatest adventure games of all time.
Recommended September 24, 2014
Fans of the wonderful Fables comic series will find a lot to like in Telltale's original story set in the same universe.
Read the full review [popcultureblog.dallasnews.com]
Recommended September 24, 2014
One of my favorite games of 2013, Papers, Please can be more stressful than fun, but it's still a worthwhile experience.
Read the full review [www.gamespot.com]
Recommended September 24, 2014
Some might find its short-lived gameplay to be frustrating, but rarely do I laugh as hard at games as I did playing Octodad.
Read the full review [popcultureblog.dallasnews.com]
Recommended September 24, 2014
Sure, it nails awesome gunplay and has some fun weapons, but Wolfenstein: The New Order also has a surprisingly interesting plot.
Read the full review [popcultureblog.dallasnews.com]
Recommended September 24, 2014
It doesn't leave quite the same mark as Bastion, but Transistor's quasi-turn-based combat and interesting world make it a worthwhile adventure.
Read the full review [popcultureblog.dallasnews.com]
Recommended September 24, 2014
A wonderful throwback to 8-bit gaming, Shovel Knight doesn't just rely on nostalgia to make it worthwhile -- it's also a lot of fun.
Read the full review [popcultureblog.dallasnews.com]
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