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• PC
• 71%
• Canada

Exploration through stylish worlds with a dash of subtle, paranoia-inducing surrealism makes this a strong—if somewhat tedious—walk-em-up, but for a game building off the memory of a literary legend, the actual narrative leaves a lot to be desired.

• PC
• 73%
• Canada

Superhot relies heavily on its gameplay, which just happens to be the only part of the experience that is engaging. The rest is a bit uninspired, but if you don’t need impressive visuals or a deep narrative, Superhot earns a recommendation.

• PC
• 69%
• Canada

Layers of Fear is a competent demonstration of jump scares compressed tightly into an ever-changing and dark mansion.

• PC
• 75%
• Canada

XCOM 2 is a bigger, deeper and more replayable follow-up to the successful 2012 reboot that, despite some technical issues, should provide hours of fun to fans of the series.

• PS4
• 49%
• Canada

At this point you’ve seen the best this series has to offer and if you haven’t, then I would suggest playing ACC China and leaving it at that. Unless you're a dedicated fan, Assassin's Creed Chronicles: Russia is not worth your time or money.

• PS4
• 63%
• Canada

Despite its technical hitches and messy conclusion, Firewatch's study of a flowering friendship makes for a riveting experience, against a gorgeous backdrop that breathes with fragile solitude.

• PC
• 74%
• Canada

With a delightful main character and tight-knit platforming mechanics, Unravel is a simple adventure that is worth playing.

• PC
• 70%
• Canada

American Truck Simulator offers a decent big rig experience for an agreeable price, but it's underwhelming if you consider the existence of ETS2.

• PC
• 83%
• Canada

The Witness is a challenging and eye-opening puzzle experience that has been designed with such precision that it can alter your thought process for a long time.

• PS4
• 70%
• Canada

While not particularly challenging or deep, LEGO Marvel's Avengers offers exactly what fans expect - an accessible and often enjoyable adaptation of the movies.

• PC
• 82%
• Canada

Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak offers up one of the best RTS campaigns in years alongside some great gameplay mechanics, though its multiplayer and skirmish offerings leave much to be desired.

• WIIU
• 53%
• Canada

• PC
• 75%
• Canada

That Dragon, Cancer does not excel in its gameplay, but the story of Joel Green is one that players will remember for a while. This is as genuine as storytelling gets in video games.

• PS4
• 49%
• Canada

Hardware: Rivals is a shallow, uninspired and very overpriced multiplayer vehicular combat game.

• PS4
• 53%
• Canada

The core of Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India might be alright; the tech and aesthetics are decent enough. But once you starting playing, the experience falls apart, leaving very little worth praising.

• PC
• 76%
• Canada

• PS4
• 68%
• Canada

Amplitude offers fairly stock-standard rhythm gameplay and nice visuals, coupled with a rigid unlock system and a music genre of limited appeal.

• PC
• 76%
• Canada

Just Cause 3 is a big, messy, slightly-samey sandbox that excels at destructive physics experimentation and not much else. Good for unwinding, but gets old sooner rather than later.