Editor Pick: Gaming

Despite some dialogue inconsistencies, Life is Strange is on track to become the standard that episodic adventure games are measured against.

With so many variables, the 4X strategy game, 'Galactic Civilization' III is never the same game twice, and what the game lacks in polish, is made up for with surprising depth.

For the most part, Visceral Games has successfully taken the Battlefield franchise into new territory, but just like Battlefield 4, Hardline suffers from some serious technical issues.

For parents and kids, the Gear Ball and Brainstring Advanced from Recent Toys are hours of fun, with the small chance of therapy bills after they drive you crazy.

Gearheads should enjoy Project CARS. By racing fans and for racing fans, despite having room to grow, it's a commendable effort by veteran racing developers and the community that helped to build it.

Create your own species!

'Sniper Elite III: Ultimate Edition' does a few things well, but isn't a complete collection of the available DLC. There are those who will be happy with the brand of stealth gaming Sniper Elite III provides, but the game's focus is probably too narrow for most console gamers.

All the fun of Cards Against Humanity with thrice the class.

After 'Episode Two: Out of Time,' Dontnod's 'Life is Strange' is the best episodic adventure game out there. With more character depth, and more gameplay, along with a technically superior game engine, there's really no debate.

After a long delay, TellTale has returned with the second episode of 'Tales From The Borderlands.' With the group moving at a slower pace, 'Atlas Mugged' has a lot less going on than its predecessor.