Review: Beyond: Two Souls

The game still tells a beautiful, gripping tale, thanks in part to the voice and motion-capture performances of Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe, making 2011’s L.A. Noire, acclaimed for its facial graphics, seem decades old.

Review: Rain

The game expends all of its invigorating freshness within the first 10 minutes, and what follows is more of a tedious and waterlogged slog.

Review: Ironclad Tactics

With a deeper roster of cards, a wider variety of missions, and a better balance to the existing cards, it might feel like a complete game.

Review: Puppeteer

Puppeteer’s creative even in the intermission between levels, where you can review the back stories of the various heads you’ve collected or read Edward Gorey-ish picture books that fill you in on the supporting cast.

Review: Gone Home

By the end of this two-to-three-hour journey, it isn’t just the house that’ll seem lived-in, as the characters are equally realized and relatable.

Review: Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

The game is far from sleepy, and as with previous installments, Dream Team takes on the properties of its new hero. It’s a more confident, more attractive, and more powerful RPG.

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