Robert Workman

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Certainly Gets Crazy, But Benefits Admirably From It

This spin-off is a bizarre piece of the future from the past.  Confused?  Just play it and enjoy.

Star Trek Boldly Warp-Speeds Into A Brick Wall

This has to be the work of Khan, right?  "KHAAAAAAAN!"

Rayman Origins Slips a Little On the Nintendo 3DS

Though still a suitable platformer for Nintendo's handheld, this is hardly the definitive version of Rayman's current venture.

We're All In For Telltale Games' Poker Night 2

What could've been another routine poker simulation is livened up by terrific characters and suitable unlockables.

Dillon's Rolling Western Sequel Spins Into the Dirt

Despite a sharp take on tower defense games, The Last Ranger doesn't really offer anything new from last year's release.

Fun Beat-Em-Up Action Makes The Sacred Citadel Worth Visiting

Though the story could've been better, the game delivers classic multiplayer brawling in spades.

Dead Island: Riptide Lurches Into Familiar Territory

It's fun if you're a fan of melee combat, but if you're expecting big changes in the series, you're in for some disappointment.

Injustice: Gods Among Us Soars To Greatness

The team behind Mortal Kombat shines with this stellar DC Comics-licensed brawler.

Motocross Madness Is Worth Enduring

Though there's a low count of tracks and weird Avatar implementation, Microsoft's downloadable biker is well worth the ride.  Especially with friends.

MMO? Defiance Feels More Like an MM-No

Despite an ambitious set-up and a tie-in to a likable TV series, technical flaws and server issues keep Defiance from hitting the mark.

Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel Is Fleeting Fun

Despite problematic AI and a severe lack of competitive multiplayer, there's some trashy merit in this sequel.

Guacamelee! Handily Headlocks Greatness

Drinkbox Studios returns with its greatest effort to date.