Gaming Reviews

I may have been growing a little wary at hour 23 in Amalur, but by hour 25 I was enamored once more.

'Card Sharks' is the official board game of the revival game show from ABC, now headed by Joel McHale.

A whirlwind of spelling fun.

It was only after adjusting to an easier setting that I truly fell in love with this game – and I have fallen in love with it, warts and all.

In Who’s the G.O.A.T.?, players compete to see who is the Greatest Of All Time in just about every category imaginable.

A new card game that adds a twist of physical dexterity and balance

'Carrion' is billed as a gruesomely satisfying Reverse Horror Game and I could not agree more. There is more depth than I expected and the action is gross yet wonderfully satisfying.

Developer Naughty Dog put so much effort into this world to make it feel real that it is almost scary. It was challenging and technically amazing to behold, but more importantly I felt moved and impacted by the experience.

Think of this real-time tactics title as being kind of like "Hitman," but in the 19th century... and with a team... and a definite western feel.

Jabuka raises the word game stakes with a new layer of flexibility by having the symbols on the tiles stand for more than just one letter.