Video game movies are terrible, this is a cold, hard fact that's been proven time and again. Does ASSASSIN'S CREED fall into the same trap?

Thanks to obtuse controls and horrible tracking, Surgeon Simulator’s move to VR is an unfortunately frustrating, perpetually unfun experience.

Sometimes inconsistent, other times explosive, Telltale has managed to create a Batman who is more than just the sum of his fists and gadgets.

Filled with gritty war-time action, fresh filmmaking approaches, top caliber acting and some of the finest "Wow!" moments in the entire franchise, Rogue One is simply one of the best Star Wars movies ever

Steep is pretty to look at it, but it’s also pretty awful to play when you start shredding some of that fresh powder.

A vast, emotional experience that offers many hours of gameplay. Would benefit from more storytelling in the actual game instead of outside media, as well as a few other minor tweaks, but still a fantastic journey that is lingering with me days after watching the credits roll.

Tom Hanks and Ron Howard return for another Dan Brown adaptation, but is third time the charm?

Delivering on nearly a decade of waiting, The Last Guardian is a captivating platformer with an echanting journey that you're not likely to forget.