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'Final Fantasy Type-0 HD' is a unique and dark entry in the Final Fantasy series. There is a lot to love about the game, but the poor HD translation and premium price tag make the game hard to recommend.

While Dragon Ball: Xenoverse is clearly directed at its fans, and the primary fighting aspect of the game could use some polish, Namco has created a solid framework for moving forward with the series.

If you can handle the pace of the release schedule, TellTale's 'Game of Thrones' is a worthwhile series. But as the second of six episodes, The Lost Lords is bound to feel a bit middling despite its merits.

'Life is Strange' attempts to add some indie movie authenticity, along with time manipulation to the graphical adventure game genre, and except for some unevenness in the dialogue, for the most part succeeds.

Despite the narrative being a bit light, and some tedious side missions, 'Dying Light' is an interesting and worthwhile take on zombies and the survival horror genre.

'Citizens of Earth' is a fun, humorous, and well-presented game that unfortunately gets bogged down with the tedium of a few poor design choices.

Though it’s not remarkably better than its predecessor, Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris offers a fun four player, co-op experience that can’t be found elsewhere on the Playstation 4.

By using multiple points of view, the first episode of 'Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series' gives extra weight to each decision you make and makes this one of Telltale's best efforts yet.

Though it might seem a little light on action, Tales From the Borderlands seems like it's off to a good start with its first episode, Zer0 Sum.

Despite some minor graphical issues and its lack of compelling narrative, and for that matter, originality, 'Lords of the Fallen' is one of the better games I’ve played, this year.