Tyler Wilde
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PC GamerLatest Reviews
Tales from the Borderlands is one of the funniest games of the year.
A peculiar experience that’s personal, sincere, and full of questions to unpack, though it asks them far too bluntly.
Volume
Fun, not-too-hard stealth puzzles that look great, wrapped up in a humdrum story with a boring protagonist.
Sunset
Sunset's themes, setting, and plot are plenty interesting, but the player's interaction with them are incongruous.
A hard campaign (if you play on the hardest mode) and breakneck multiplayer are a good time, if often infuriating.
Challenging and gorgeous, Ori is a classic platforming genre modernized and done strikingly well. Use a controller and save often.
A well-made stealth game that becomes tedious by the end.
A Bird Story
The sentimental, dull, superficially interactive story isn’t worth a few cute moments and some interesting surrealism.
The campaign is mostly predictable, dumb fun, and the multiplayer is some of Call of Duty’s best.
Crash-prone code is the real monster in this combat-heavy RPG.
The definitive version of Street Fighter IV, but not the best until its technical problems are solved.
Lovely Planet
I’ve criticized games for making me memorize every level. I rarely find it more fun than solving problems on the fly, or with premeditated strategy. There are a few special games, though, that loop past that criticism, wind through furious delirium, and land among my favorites. Super Meat Boy is...
