
Robert's Games of the Year - 2017
December 22, 2017Forza, Ghost Recon, Guerilla Games, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Koei Tecmo America, Nintendo of America, Nioh, Team Ninja, Turn 10, Ubisoft
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of the Year
Horizon: Zero Dawn captured me right
from the get-go; adorable yet powerful heroine? Check. Stunning open-world
gameplay? Yup. GIANT ROBO-DINOSAURS!? Uh-huh. Seriously; every bit of Horizon:
Zero Dawn is designed to lure gamers in and hold them there and it...
Happy Holidays from CGR!

We have really enjoyed this last year in gaming, and we have thoroughly enjoyed sharing it with those of you who read our site. We've had a ton of reviews, interviews, previews (lots of words that end in 'views' there) and are really grateful that you all take the time to...
Antihero’s Armello Addition - Gaming Thoughts
December 22, 2017Antihero, Armello, CGRreview, Gaming Thoughts, pc, review, Tim Conkling, Versus Evil
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I had a lot of fun with Antihero when it released earlier this year. Having a 1v1 strategy thief off in Victorian London just felt right. Not to simply sneak out into the night to never be seen with your belongings again, the thieves are back and this time things are a bit...
Chris’ Games of the Year – 2017
December 21, 2017Dead Cells, Game of the Year, Games of the Year 2017, GotY, Raw Data, Resident Evil 7, Ruiner, Sonic Mania, Super Mario Odyssey
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Game
of the Year
An absolutely astounding game which
has the only fault of being too damn short. Awesome atmosphere, purely dripping
with raw cyberpunk at every bit of its being. It’s got a soundtrack that easily
rivals any of my other favorites, with visuals that hit every...
Tokyo Xanadu Ex+ - PS4 Review
December 21, 2017action, Aksys Games, CGRreview, console, JRPG, Nihon Falcom, playstation, PlayStation 4, PS4, review, rpg, sony, Tokyo Xanadu
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A while ago I had the opportunity of reviewing Tokyo Xanadu for the PSVita. In my review I mentioned about waiting to see if the EX+ PS4 version would get localized in North America, and here it is! With sharper graphics and smoother gameplay, as well as additional content...
Tokyo Tattoo Girls - Vita Review
December 20, 2017CGRreview, console, NIS, NIS America, NISA, playstation, PlayStation Vita, PSV, review, sony, strategy, Sushi Typhoon Games<, vita
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Over the years I’ve had the chance to experience a lot of strategy titles but none have quite been like this one. Tattoo Girls from Sushi Typhoon Games and NISA risks staying very niche not because of the gameplay but because of the ideas behind it. That said, it’s a good...
Pierre-Yves’ Games of the Year – 2017
December 19, 2017Divinity Original Sin 2, Larian Studios, NISA, rpg, THQ Nordic, Ys, Ys Series
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Unlike last year I struggled to select my choices for this year. There were
a lot of amazing titles and as we set ourselves strict guidelines, choices had
to be made. That said, here are my Games of the Year, my Pleasant Surprise,
Guilty Pleasure and my Biggest Disappointment.
Game...