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• PC
• 73%
• Canada

The best parts about Abyss Odyssey are those in which it is utterly unique: a Mediterranean fantasy setting, a brightly pastel art style, and a fun mix of roguelike randomization with fighter-game mechanics. That said, none of these points make the game engaging enough to have your friends come back for more in-house fun.

• PS3
• 84%
• Canada

Despite those trademark Telltale technical glitches, The Wolf Among Us is an essential purchase and exceeds the studios’ previous efforts in gameplay, visuals and voice acting. The impact of choices you make in interrogations, conversations and crime scene investigations will keep you hooked right until the end.

• PC
• 77%
• Canada

I wanted to like Gods Will Be Watching more than I did. It was let down by a few technical issues, and one chapter in particular was highly frustrating. Overall, it’s something a bit different and well worth checking out.

• PC
• 57%
• Canada

Reusing tracks drags the career down and highlights other flaws. Multiplayer has good features, but is hurt by paltry income and wait times. GRID Autosport is a disappointing racing grind that falls well short of the original.

• PC
• 70%
• Canada

Sniper Elite 3 puts in a respectable effort to improve on its predecessors, with bigger levels and more gameplay variety, but is ultimately let down by bugs and a lack of polish.

• XONE
• 56%
• Canada

While the title attempts to do right by Cybertron fans, it ends up making a mess of things. The core gameplay isn’t bad, nor is the structure of the game itself, but it is simply boring. Mix boring with the game’s technical flaws and there’s not much to love about Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark.

• PC
• 46%
• Canada

• PS4
• 58%
• Canada

Murdered: Soul Suspect is a game that some could find enjoyable in the span of one afternoon, but with the repetitive and restrictive gameplay, many will deem this supernatural mystery is not worth solving.

• X360
• 52%
• Canada

A poor port of a boring handheld cash in. Do yourself a favour and avoid.

• PC
• 60%
• Canada

• PC
• 78%
• Canada

• XONE
• 71%
• Canada

It's Worms as you remember them, with a bit of added shine and a few new weapons. If it's been a while, you can't go wrong with Battlegrounds, though be weary of the hefty price tag.

• PS4
• 83%
• Canada

• PS4
• 90%
• Canada

Out of nowhere, MachineGames have turned up to the first-person-shooter party with the old man of the genre and given the likes of EA and Activision an absolute beating. Wolfenstein: The New Order is an early shout for FPS campaign of the year.

• PS4
• 70%
• Canada

MLB 14: The Show is a fair game, and those looking forward to a new generation of the series and the small upgrades it brings will enjoy what it has to offer. Those who have spent years with series might find themselves ready for something new. The technical hiccups, the lack of creativity in the single-player, the randomness of success, it all feels a little passe in a new generation.

• PC
• 84%
• Canada

People were looking for a really good follow up to Bastion, and that�s what they�ve got here. Transistor is really smart, looks and sounds great, and will leave you wanting more when it�s all over.

• XONE
• 77%
• Canada

Super Time Force relies heavily on the chaos of its time-and-death mechanic to keep the players moving. The game doesn�t always strike the sweet spot and stand out, but it did always leave me smiling as I would watch the replay of a level and all my characters swarming through, firing waves of bullets. For those who love are looking for an action-arcade shooter with a neat hook, Super Time Force offers a fair share of fun.

• PC
• 78%
• Canada