New Game Network

• PC
• 80%
• Canada

Cities: Skylines provides solid city management for the right price. And with strong mod support, its few shortcomings in gameplay and content variety will likely be resolved by the community itself.

• PC
• 61%
• Canada

Only saved by its incredible style and often intriguing storylines, Hotline Miami 2 is riddled with poor design choices, gameplay issues and various bugs and glitches.

• PC
• 77%
• Canada

With a working adventure formula that utilizes light and shadow, White Night offers a haunted house full of atmosphere and ripe for exploration. Just don’t run out of matches.

• PC
• 85%
• Canada

• XONE
• 66%
• Canada

ScreamRide's fun is fleeting as the collection of mini-game physics puzzles recycles its material. The game has some solid mechanics, but is a shallow experience overall.

• PC
• 40%
• Canada

Aaru’s Awakening is a tragic example of failure to translate a strong creative vision into an enjoyable final product. Lackluster controls and a lack of polish prevent what is otherwise a game with a strong, unique identity from reaching the heights it should have.

• PC
• 81%
• Canada

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 offers an interesting campaign in a unique format, cleverly promoting switching between four diverse characters.

• XONE
• 68%
• Canada

• PC
• 75%
• Canada

A difficult, fun, and fitting tribute to a simpler time, Shovel Knight can’t quite dig its way to becoming an all-time great.

• PC
• 55%
• Canada

• XONE
• 71%
• Canada

#IDARB was created with the ideas of players across the web. And while it can be fun in short bursts - especially if you're a whacky YouTube/Twitch personality looking for new ways to engage your audience - it demonstrates that design by committee doesn't always produce the best results.

• XONE
• 59%
• Canada

Dedicated fans of Japanese absurdity may find something worthwhile in D4. Everyone else will be stuck with an unfinished story and unsatisfying gameplay, for a price that seems too high for just two episodes.

• PC
• 74%
• Canada

Xeodrifter is a nice appetizer for whenever Nintendo gets around to making a new Metroid game but it definitely needed a bit more time to cook to make it feel like a more complete experience.

• XONE
• 55%
• Canada

Project Spark is appreciated for its ambition, and even more appreciated for its price, but there are better tools out there for aspiring game makers and far better playing games that this one claims to replicate.

• PC
• 85%
• Canada

Not content with merely being a fairly impressive piece of writing and first-person puzzle design, The Talos Principle sets out to expand your horizons, and will most likely succeed. Croteam's foray into territory beyond absurd, large-scale first-person shooters is not without faults, but it proves without a doubt that they aren't the one-trick pony you thought they were.

• WIIU
• 91%
• Canada

If you’re looking for a reason to buy a Wii U, Super Smash Bros is your best bet. It’s the most polished and fun Smash Bros. game I’ve played. For someone who loves video games like I do, seeing all these characters, as well as the extra trophies and the amazing soundtrack, I have just as much fun perusing the little extra details as fighting itself. With so much content, I’ll be playing for years to come.

• PC
• 90%
• Canada

Dragon Age: Inquisition is nothing short of astounding, from its immense world to the deep characters. The memorable adventure has flaws, but they pale in comparison to its numerous triumphs.

• PS4
• 65%
• Canada

A warm and nourishing tale, set in the realms of folklore and imagination combined with an interesting, well made documentary. Finicky controls and poor AI, however, let down what could have been.