Gaming

Although there are a couple of issues with Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, they are more of the minor variety. It is a great game and well worth the 5 years between this entry and Human Revolution.

The first episode in this series has its share of problems, but the story and design more than justify checking out the game.

Players choose their paths as they live through a story of pirate mayhem.

Loud, outrageous challenges and subtle, secret missions make for a captivating game.

Be the first to build an airship worthy of an empire!

Players speedily match cards with unique suits to be the first to open fire!

The art, animations, and sound capture the manga and anime series’s spirit perfectly. Unfortunately, despite a lot of content, it's just not that great of a fighting game.

Surprisingly, 'Episode 6: A Portal to Mystery' actually improves upon the last chapter's formula, and from beginning to end, is a fun little riff on a Scooby Doo adventure, that also borrows a little from the classic Clue movie.

The core of the idea in "7 Days to Die" is good, but the execution leaves something to be desired. It is a title where greatness always feels as though it is just around the corner but never arrives.

Psychics battle one another over a doomed post-apocalyptic landscape.