The plot suffers from a serious mid-season slump and the choices you make seem less and less relevant.

If you love puzzles, enjoy hard sci-fi or philosophical musings about the nature of existence and consciousness, The Talos Principle is perfect for you.

The game is visually stunning with an emotionally engaging story and a new twist on the fast-growing genre of choice-based gaming.

I am grateful that funny, stylish, thoughtful games still have an audience in an era that’s growing increasingly obsessed with cutting-edge graphics and streamlined gameplay rather than stories.

Game of Thrones still shows promise, but an excess of ambition could send the story spiraling out of control. I'm a bit overwhelmed by all the ground that's been covered, but hopeful for what’s been set up to happen next.

Secrets of Venice is mostly insulting in its banality and occasionally frustratingly obtuse, resulting in a gameplay experience that is deeply "unfun."

Just like the show, this portion ended on a cliffhanger. Now I can’t wait to see what happens next.

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Five Nights at Freddy’s is scary. Startling, creepy, cry-out-in-the-night scary. But is it horror? Bailey James reviews Five Nights at Freddy’s.

Bailey James reviews Shadowgate. "The remake is a delightful fusion of what made the original game great - namely, head-scratching puzzles and a hundred different ways to die - with modern enhancements that make it more accessible to a larger audience."

Endnight Games' new early access release succeeds, but not in the ways it intended to. Bailey James reviews The Forest.