
Reviews
161There's nothing offensive about it, it's just subpar in every possible way, from AI to controls to visuals to voice acting. Feels like a launch window 360 game.
A slightly uneven but still arresting journey back to BioShock’s past, future, and present that makes a worthy protagonist out of Elizabeth....
It’s even more sexist than we presumed, uglier than some 360 launch titles, and feels budget-y without the accompanying charm. Hayabusa deserves better.
"A House Divided" makes a strong case for being the best episode of Telltale’s Walking Dead series to date....
...a few annoying idiosyncrasies that keep this unique and enjoyable shooter from hanging alongside higher-budget blockbusters.
...it's notably flawed but has its moments. As an end to the saga, it's rather disappointing.
... it still somehow manages to feel meaningful and essential as we’re drawn deeper into the web-like workings of Bigby’s world.
But the buzz of blasting random fools with a well-timed Kamehameha proves short-lived in this otherwise humdrum adaptation.
Instead, this somewhat-confusing adventure gets you to love it, and then leaves you yearning for more.
...considering that they suffer from the same issues that plague the core game, you’re probably best leaving this raider in the tomb.









