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It’s hard to be excited about 'Fallout 4: Contraptions Workshop,' considering that my biggest complaint with the main game is its sparse narrative, and how great the last DLC, Far Harbor was. That being said, if you're looking for new toys for your sandbox, this one does does add quite a few.

This year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) was bigger and more virtual than ever.

'Dead Island' is still a fun game of zombie mayhem and the new Definitive Edition certainly looks good, but the upgrade is only skin deep.

'Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst' offers significantly more gameplay, but at a cost, and is unlikely to inspire the same passion as the original game.

'Doom' made me long continuously for the feeling of accomplishment that comes from surviving a hellish onslaught.

'Mad Max' used me up like a bloodbag and, much like the false promises of the warlords, Valhalla wasn't waiting when everything finally faded to black.

I love games of all types – racing games, Lego games, first-person shooters, third-person shooters, and RPGs of all types – but the type I have a true weakness for is isometric RPGs. If they are done right I lose myself in those games; I just enjoy the perspective of seeing …

Unless you're just hooked on TellTale's interactive stories, there's really not much to love here. Episode 2: Give No Shelter does introduce a handful of new characters, but should have spent the short amount of time developing the ones that are already there.

It's not a huge expansion, but if building robots appeals to you, and you’ve run out of missions, the Automatron DLC should give you a reason to put the Fallout 4 disc back in your console.

The Division has so much potential, but some online issues and a repetitive structure hold it back from greatness.