Andrew Fitch

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.
MLB 15: The Show review

Sony’s hardball sim is becoming as consistent as the Cubs (and not in a good way).
Etrian Mystery Dungeon review

This unexpected fusion of two beloved dungeon-crawling franchises is worth it for fans of either Etrian Odyssey or Mystery Dungeon, but nagging issues sometimes drag down the experience.
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. review

Code Name: STEAM is a game all Intelligent Systems fans should play, but be warned: It’s not the perfected, streamlined experience you’re used to.
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.
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.
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker review

The intrepid fungal explorer’s first solo game successfully expands upon the fun found in Super Mario 3D World.
WWE 2K15 review

With a dreadful career mode like this, it’s no wonder CM Punk walked out on the WWE.
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.
NBA Live 15 review

It’s nice that NBA 2K has some competition, but NBA Live 15 just isn’t up to snuff.
NBA 2K15 review

A solid basketball game at its core—but sabotaged by disastrous server issues.
Natural Doctrine review

Ridiculously punitive design decisions badly sabotage this sometimes-refreshing take on the Japanese strategy-role-playing game.