PlayStation Reviews
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Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture review
God is in the details
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt review
CD Projekt RED gives Geralt of Rivia the Rockstar treatment in this open-world quest that’s far more than a simple RPG.
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Project CARS review
Project CARS offers sim-racing physics that are on par with the greats of the genre, but it can’t match their overall level of quality.
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Broken Age review
The completed Broken Age is every bit the triumph its strong first act implied.
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MLB 15: The Show review
Sony’s hardball sim is becoming as consistent as the Cubs (and not in a good way).
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Bloodborne review
Bloodborne is the PlayStation 4’s first truly great exclusive.
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Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number review
For Hotline Miami, it turns out two is the wrong number.
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The Order: 1886 review
The Order: 1886 is just like a hoity-toity socialite from the Victorian era—dressed to the nines but hopelessly empty underneath.
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Citizens of Earth review
It’s great to see games like Citizens of Earth take inspiration from essential classics like EarthBound—but the execution is another matter.
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The Crew review
The Crew squanders a magnificent setting on a ho-hum story and insidious design.
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WWE 2K15 review
With a dreadful career mode like this, it’s no wonder CM Punk walked out on the WWE.
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Tales of Hearts R review
An excellent “lost” Tales entry finally makes its way to the West on the PS Vita—but this remake isn’t quite all it could’ve been.