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• PS3
• 84%
• Canada

• PC
• 68%
• Canada

A Machine For Pigs represents a wonderful boost in visuals and sound for the franchise, but the loss of the horror game mechanics deals an almost fatal blow. It�s a pretty game, and occasionally even a scary game, but it's almost never a horrifying game.

• X360
• 64%
• Canada

Castle of Illusion would have been a more attractive purchase if the original game had been included for all. Instead, we�re left with an over-priced trip down memory lane. The unresponsive platforming and 3D sections somewhat spoil things, but there�s no denying this remake has buckets of charm for fans of the original.

• PC
• 85%
• Canada

• PC
• 64%
• Canada

Payday 2 makes a pretty poor first impression, and a bad bit of luck with randomized loot drops can really prolong that effect. Once the game grants you the right tools, there�s unique fun to be had with its messy version of team-based stealth, even if it comes in an ugly, glitchy package.

• PS3
• 80%
• Canada

NHL 14 is a rebound from last year's misstep, and brings fun back on the ice. It's the most feature-filled edition of the game during this generation, and if you've skipped the series in the last few years, it's well worth obtaining.

• X360
• 90%
• Canada

Rayman Legends feels even better than Origins. It speaks to players of all types and offers a gameplay experience that is an absolute treasure. Give Rayman Legends a few minutes and it will win you over too.

• PS3
• 57%
• Canada

There are some good elements here, but most of the game is fairly standard. A more coherent story and slightly more varied combat would improve it, but removing those awful Gigolo Missions are essential.

• X360
• 60%
• Canada

If you�re after an RPG fix that doesn�t demand a month of your life, then Mars: War Logs may be worth a look. The combat lacks depth and is a bit dull, but the moreish levelling system, branching conversations and various missions make it an enjoyably laid-back title before your next life-consuming RPG.

• X360
• 46%
• Canada

Flashback attempts to update a classic with modern mechanics, but some pointless additions and unpolished gameplay only serve to tarnish the original�s legacy.

• WIIU
• 60%
• Canada

Being accessible shouldn�t equal being repetitive and shallow, but that�s unfortunately the kind of rough landing that Disney Planes offers.

• PC
• 89%
• Canada

Gone Home has one of the best storylines you will find in a video game. You might find it a little pricey for the length, but you don�t want to miss out on this important game.

• PC
• 69%
• Canada

• X360
• 72%
• Canada

Fans of The Dishwasher and general action junkies with friends will appreciate everything that Charlie Murder has to offer, but others may find the small problems in design to be an impediment.

• PC
• 77%
• Canada

• PC
• 76%
• Canada

• PS3
• 45%
• Canada

Dust 514 has a long, uphill battle to face before it can justify its own existence. In a few ways, it�s a refreshing change of pace from the typical FPS, but its execution is lacking. CCP has a good track record of supporting their games, but when that's the best thing to be said for a title, then it�s best to give it a wide berth.

• X360
• 67%
• Canada

While there are many things Capsized does right, the core gameplay consistently feels underwhelming. Uninteresting combat and unreliable physics hold the game back from its true potential.