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• PC
• 67%
• Canada

• PS3
• 80%
• Canada

A bold and inventive new take on Metal Gear Solid that placates rather than fills the appetite. As billed, Ground Zeroes is merely a prologue to the true sequel, The Phantom Pain. Enjoyment will rely on expectations and on how invested you are in the overarching story of the various Snakes.

• PC
• 56%
• Canada

Yet another misstep for the Ninja Gaiden franchise. An attempt to offer something wholly different fails to pay off.

• PC
• 34%
• Canada

• PC
• 48%
• Canada

Rambo: The Video Game gives you a war you won't believe. You won't have much fun, either.

• PC
• 73%
• Canada

• PC
• 74%
• Canada

Like all sequels, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 attempts to improve on the original in almost every area, but ultimately fails to do so. New ideas and mechanics are let down by sloppy execution.

• PC
• 86%
• Canada

There's so much going on in Titanfall it's hard to nail down the best part of it. Many games aren't as good as the sum of their parts, but Titanfall certainly is, and each section is good enough to stand up on its own.

• WIIU
• 84%
• Canada

An adventurous romp of the chest-thumping variety. Perfect for perfectionists / masochists or those wanting a hearty dose of nostalgia, but lacking in that extra something that makes it feel completely fresh.

• PS3
• 68%
• Canada

Square Enix have finally given us a world packed with quests, slick combat and significant depth in how we equip Lightning for battle. So why have they put all this in such a bland world and under a time limit? This could have been a rich game for us to explore and wrap ourselves in. Instead, we�re pushed around and made to feel unwelcome.

• XONE
• 80%
• Canada

A super fun action platformer, Strider re-creates the fun of the original for the new generation. Well worth your time and money as a distraction until the larger AAA titles hit the stores.

• PC
• 51%
• Canada

• X360
• 59%
• Canada

• X360
• 75%
• Canada

For the fans and anybody looking for something a little different to your average fighting game.

• PC
• 44%
• Canada

• PC
• 90%
• Canada

As a new IP, The Swapper is one of the best around. The great puzzles, superbly told story and beautiful visuals make me excited for whatever comes next from the Finnish developer.

• XONE
• 58%
• Canada

All-around frustrating controls, irregular physics and unfriendly level design make Max: The Curse of Brotherhood another misstep in the Xbox One digital launch library.

• XONE
• 52%
• Canada

Lococycle isn�t broken, but that�s the only praise I can give it. The game offers up uncomfortably unfunny material and sandwiches it with boring gameplay. In the end, the game is a squandered opportunity and a failed attempt at an idea that could have had merit.