Fallout 4
TL;DR - After learning (some of their) lessons after Obsidian's F:NV captured the popular imagination in ways that Fallout 3 failed to achieve, Todd and the gang at Bethesda hit…
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TL;DR - After learning (some of their) lessons after Obsidian's F:NV captured the popular imagination in ways that Fallout 3 failed to achieve, Todd and the gang at Bethesda hit…
TL;DR - Despite my general antipathy for the series owing to it's largely negative impacts on the AAA gaming space during the 7th console generation, I have to concede that…
TL;DR - The Bluecoats: North & South is a fun little TBS/RTS/FPS hybrid, yes you read that right! While each layer might be shallow, the overall combination results in a…
TL;DR - Both Old World Blues and Lonesome Road are enjoyable DLCs, although neither is as unorthodox as Dead Money was. Regardless of some niggles, both expansion packs are worth…
TL;DR - Bioshock 2's Minerva's Den (BS2:MD) is a short but sweet experience that perfectly captures all of the strength's of the base game. Even if it also captures many…
TL;DR - Both Dead Money and Honest Hearts are short but enjoyable expansions for Fallout: New Vegas. Of the two DM is indisputably more interesting, but I think more casual…
TL;DR - Fallout: New Vegas is a thoroughly enjoyable western RPG with a couple of handicaps that keep it from being a 10/10 game. In spite of these issues, it's…
TL;DR - Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is a solid 7th generation console FPS that is short but sweet, albeit with a few annoying design decisions. The unreliable narration keeps thing…
TL;DR - More DLC, this time geared towards players who have already finished the main story. I'd highly recommend Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, not so much the other…
TL;DR - If you liked Borderlands 2, these DLCs are more of the same and if you didn't like Borderlands 2 then these are... more of the same. At least…