Enemy Within isn't easy, but its complex strategy and clever enemy AI provide a highly rewarding experience
Crimson Dragon might offer fans a few cheap thrills of rail shooters, but the repetitive gameplay grows old quickly
Thief's sneaking challenges are highly rewarding when you ghost through the world undetected, but will send you to the loading screen repeatedly if you're not careful
If you love getting scared, Outlast provides you with an enjoyable weekend; if you don't, your weekend is better spent elsewhere
The turned-based battles will leave a lot of strategy fans happy, but I wish you could fast forward through the rest of the game
Swing between the skyscrapers of New York, stop petty crimes, punch the Green Goblin in the face – you've already played this game
The fighting system has a bit of a learning curve to overcome before you can appreciate the combat
You'll enjoy turning this game off more than you enjoy any aspect of its gameplay
Crunching Koalas' clever puzzle game feels like a healthy brain workout that should leave puzzle fans with a great natural high
Freeform exploration can be tedious, but the tense moments will have your heart racing
Strategy fans who tolerate this game's abuse will find a rewarding combat system that isn't easy to master
Like most multiplayer games, Temple of Osiris is better with friends. Thankfully, the game does a good job making each person feel like an integral part of a team
If you love brainteasers and philosophy, then The Talos Principle is better than a night at the movies
Gravity Ghost's story is moving, but the basic gameplay fails to impress and offers little challenge
If you can retrain your brain to these unorthodox controls, Aaru's Awakening offers some fun platforming moments
You can power through a few rounds of Tower of Guns quickly, and the inventive enemies and non-stop action keep you coming back
Invisible, Inc. is like a tense game of hide and seek, except the repercussions for being found are deadly
A strategic experiment in eugenics that could benefit from more attention to the fine details
These puzzles are harder than those in the base game. Thankfully, they also feel fair and rewarding, and offer puzzle fans something to dig their teeth into
Galak-Z is the perfect game to play in short bursts. Its random nature means the balancing feels off, but the tight combat will keep you coming back