After finding itself out in space, Call of Duty slams back to earth to rediscover its roots in the European theater of the Second World War.
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Although a notable departure from series norms, Infinite Warfare brings the goods with an engagingly diverse campaign experience, though multiplayer is a bit humdrum.
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The wrestling simulator series doesn’t bring a whole lot of new additions to the table, but it does bring a satisfying iteration of its solid mechanics, along with a few pieces of content that should bring fans roaring back for more.
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After a stumble out of the gate onto new hardware the prior year, WWE 2K16 returns the series to far better standing on nearly every front, led by a terrific campaign recounting the influential career of Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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In a prequel to the events of Arkham Asylum, we take control of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl in this great addition to the Arkham Knight package.
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Rocksteady Studios returns for one last trip to Gotham City with an effort that gets an unprecedented rating from Chris.
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In its first entry on the eighth generation of consoles, Mortal Kombat returns with excellent refinements and true style. Unfortunately, it also brings with it a troubling trend infecting the gaming industry.
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The long-running, premiere pro wrestling simulator arrives on the new generation of consoles looking better than it ever has. Unfortunately, it also comes with both a host of new problems and some surprising omissions.
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Sledgehammer Games makes its debut as the sole developer of a major Call of Duty title with generally solid – if weirdly familiar – results.
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Creative Assembly creates a powerfully tense and frightening video game experience that feels like a truly legitimate descendant of the original Alien film directed by Ridley Scott.
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One week after the events of Arkham Origins, it’s time to ring in the new year…but Mr. Freeze is out for blood in this new story-based DLC campaign.
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Taking place a few months after Arkham Origins, this handheld-turned-console Metroidvania game may not fully live up to the Arkham name even if it’s a mostly good time.
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Respawn Entertainment demonstrates the highs that the new generation of first-person shooters can reach, by both innovating and escalating the concepts of the genre.
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While coming from a different developer and lacking some trademark series polish, this prequel to Arkham Asylum tells a highly engaging, early-years Batman tale that sets up some of the dynamics seen in other series entries.
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A game experience full of promise eviscerates itself, and ends up clattering to the deck with the thud of Bishop’s bottom-half.
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