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vova · 20 ноя 2014

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который для многих - просто непонятная возня четырех персов на арене)
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Каин · 20 ноя 2014

Persona Q - неплохо, не ожидал

Joystiq - 4.5/5 (Reviewed by Susan Arendt)

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is an enormous dungeon crawl that will devour huge swaths of your time (80 hours, easy, and more if you want to try starting with both casts) - and you'll be happy to let it. Though it occasionally feels grindy, each new area is a refreshing challenge, and the ease with which you can mix up your party prevents your trips through the dungeons from ever getting stale. It's a brilliant combination of elements that I never would've thought suited each other, but fit so well that I'm having trouble ever picturing them apart. I picked it up because hey, it's Persona, but I couldn't put it down because it's excellent.

USGamer - 4.5/5 (Reviewed by Jeremy Parish)

Persona Q represents a bit of a risk, bringing together two RPG series that, despite their common parentage, focus on entirely different facets of the genre. But it works, with the Persona elements livening up the dungeon-crawling and the Etrian Odyssey components bringing some merciless old-school discipline to the unruly Persona sub-universe. Though admittedly fans of the two series will get the most from the crossover, this lively, complex adventure works as a great RPG by any standard.

Game Informer - 9 (Reviewed by Kimberly Wallace)

Persona Q is easily one of my favorite games this year. It delivers in both quality gameplay and wonderful characters, but what stands out is the extra effort that went into every area, always raising the bar.

HardcoreGamer - 4/5 (Reviewed by Geoff Thew)

Persona Q should be a hardcore Persona fan’s dream game, and if you only come to the series for its character writing then it kind of is. It made me laugh out loud more than once, and I played it with a nostalgic smile on my face. But in evoking that nostalgia it reminds us of other, better games, which only serves to highlight its own failings. Weak continuity and weaker dungeon crawling gameplay make this hard to recommend to anyone who enjoys the series for its depth. If you’re not bothered by a bit of stupidity, give it a play.

GameZone - 8.5/10 (Reviewed by Andrew Clouther)

The love child between the Persona franchise and Etrian Odyssey delivers. A delightful mix of Persona elements, Etrian systems, and new gameplay make the Nintendo debut of Persona quite the captivating experience.

AlwaysNintendo - 8.5/10 (Reviewed by Trace Wyssake)

Simply put, Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is an ice cream cake, and a darn good one at that. Much like the tasty dessert, its decadence derives from a delicious synthesis of sweetness that brings a smile to any and all who sample its devilishly rich contents. But then again, ice cream cake is just that—of ice cream AND cake—and not only do those calories hit your waistline harder than a wet sack of bricks, an ice cream cake must borrow its identity from two entities rather than truly forging one all its own, and therein lies the bittersweet truth of Persona Q. Regardless, this is one seriously scrumptious concoction even if it is a little half-baked in places, one that’s certainly worth digging into.

Polygon - 9.0 (Reviewed by Megan Farokhmanesh)

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth defies the idea that a game can be either indulgent or intelligent. It's tailored for lovers of Persona and even Etrian Odyssey, without a doubt. But to call Persona Q nothing more than an appeasement of fans' wants is to diminish one of the richest, most robust dungeon crawlers either franchise has seen in years.

RPGamer - 4/5 (Reviewed by Mike "JuMeSyn" Moehnke)

I was pleasantly surprised to be afforded the chance to review this game, since I had no direct experience with either Persona 3 or Persona 4 beforehand. After going through a lengthy journey with these enjoyable characters, I begin to see why their adventures are so cherished by many. Putting them together in a game that plays by Etrian Odyssey rules was a good way to entertain me, although I was ready for the thing to end before it actually did so. While not the best title in the 3DS RPG library, it's nevertheless quite good.

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pharmchemist · 21 ноя 2014

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Persona Q - неплохо, не ожидал
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половина рецензентов - девушки, что подозрительно)

Каин · 21 ноя 2014

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половина рецензентов - девушки, что подозрительно)
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Ну и ладно, персоны не интересуют, только номерные SMT, только хардкор!

Chakie · 25 ноя 2014

Tales from the Borderlands Ep. 1: ZerO Sum
Polygon - 8.5
Destructoid - 9
Gamespot - 9
GamesBeat - 96

Каин · 1 дек 2014

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

The Verge - No Score
At a glance, Captain Toad seems like a throwaway game, a weird little spinoff starring a character no one really cares about. Yet it's one of the best puzzle games of the year, and another one of a growing number of reasons to pick up a Wii U.

Gaming Age - A-
The charming adventures of Toad and Toadette are well-worth seeking out, and I’d love to see more titles featuring both of them down the line. It might be hard to tear yourself away from Smash Bros., but Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker makes for an excellent holiday diversion.

Shacknews - 9
Top to bottom, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a delightful little treat of a game. It shows a purity of puzzle design that few studios can match, and it wraps it all in a sugary-sweet presentation that only the most jaded could refuse. With a game this good, Captain Toad may just be Nintendo's next breakout star.

Nintendo World Report - 9
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is an incredibly charming game. Getting from beginning to end should take you just under six hours, but if you want to collect every single Super Gem and complete each stage’s special challenge, it’ll last you way longer. In addition, there are also quite a few bonus levels if you have save data from Super Mario 3D World on your system. If you manage to track down this game, you’ll have a real treasure on your hands.

Nintendo Insider - 9
For me, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a reminder of why we all fell in love with Nintendo. Bursting with personality from every pixel, this puzzle-offering exemplifies their unique approach to game development in continually exploring new experiences to excite and often surprise their audience. In that they succeed once again, rounding off what has been an amazingly consistent year for their talented teams.

National Post - 9
When you’ve grown tired of walloping Kirby for the bajillionth time in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and have had your fill of zipping around Rainbow Road on Link’s bike in Mario Kart 8, remember that there’s a truly special puzzle platformer waiting to be played in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker.

USgamer - 4.5/5
Treasure Tracker may be relatively budget-priced, but it doesn't feel like a cheap, throwaway creation. Every inch of its nearly 100 stages and bonus levels has been buffed to a spit-shine finish, and the Nintendo content factory has produced dozens of one-of-a-kind stage concepts to explore here. Alternately a test of observation, reflex, planning, and deduction, Captain Toad's first standalone title (of assuredly many) demonstrates that spinoffs don't have to feel phoned in... and that there's room in gaming to give top-class love and attention to family-friendly creations, too. A perfect video game sorbet to finish up 2014.

Polygon - 8.5
For anybody else, Captain Toad's weird little experiment would be an afterthought. But Nintendo's exercise in digging has found something pretty special - an action puzzle game that succeeds on charm and smarts, rather than reflexes and spectacle.

Gaming Trend - 85
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a fun puzzle-platformer with a huge amount of polish. The camera angles can sometimes get in the way of its greatness, but Toad’s first solo adventure is absolutely a memorable one.

Game Informer - 8.25
Toad doesn’t jump, he doesn’t attack, and he doesn’t make use of any power ups (aside from a short-lived pickaxe) and yet Nintendo extracts more entertainment from this character’s simple gameplay concepts than I thought possible. Mario isn’t featured in this title, but Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker shares the same creative spark that so often fuels games bearing the Mario name.

IGN - 8.2
Treasure Tracker takes the core concept of Captain Toad and runs wild with it. It’s a smart, adorable puzzle game that presents some awesome locales and really rewards you for taking the time to unpack them. Despite the control issues and menu problems, Captain Toad Treasure Tracker proves that you can still be great without being Super.

Destructoid - 8
Captain Toad is an experience that doesn't attempt to really wow you, but instead delivers consistent puzzle experiences at a rapid pace. There's more Nintendo could have done with it, but it is a puzzler in its purest form, and that will be more than enough for people who wanted more of the titular hero after playing the bonus games in 3D World.

GameSpot - 8
Were Captain Toad's world not so appealing, it would be easy to grow tired of the repeat playthroughs if you need to go back and collect items like I did, but the cartoony, whimsical Mushroom Kingdom is easy to love, with layer upon layer of charm. From goombas in swim rings that flap their little feet underwater, to the tiny birds that land on Toad's head when he's idly wasting time, Treasure Tracker has a lighthearted and lovable presentation. It has the right mix of atmosphere and challenging puzzles to keep you engaged, and it's a great experiment within the larger Mario universe. It may have started out as a minigame, but with its original take on the Toad character and a large number of enjoyably tricky puzzles, it's great to see it in the spotlight it so truly deserves.

The Jimquisition - 8
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker isn’t going to blow minds with its humble presentation and laid back puzzling, but it’s still got plenty of imagination and some really sagacious architecture in its level structure. There are moments that tread water, but overall this is a smart puzzler that ought to appeal to most folks. You can’t really say fairer than that.

God Is A Geek - 8
Treasure Tracker does enough to justify its existence, offering up a short campaign that, once finished, offers scant reason to come back again unless you’re in love with it. It’s a gorgeous game, as you’d expect, and for the entire run-time it’s fun, delivering that visual flair and level design that it seems only Nintendo are truly capable of providing.

EGM - 8
The (perhaps foolishly) brave fungal explorer makes a welcome return in a full-fledged game inspired by his six bite-sized adventures in Super Mario 3D World. While Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker certainly succeeds brilliantly in most of its puzzle-platforming endeavors, it does feel slightly short in the end, and a fussy camera can sabotage sequences that require quick actions and quick decisions. It’s clear the concept has a ton of potential even after this, though, so let’s hope this isn’t a one-off adventure for our diminutive mushroom hero.

Metro - 8
Utterly charming on (literally) every level, it may not offer much in terms of fast action but this is just as imaginative and engrossing as any Super Mario game.

Gamereactor UK - 8
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker delivers both content-wise and with its own sense of character. It is a more relaxed and conceptual delight for genre lovers, ideal for sharing with friends on cold winter evenings. It's the best debut of a Mario-universe character since Luigi's Mansion and the best way to start the new year with a Wii U.

NintendoLife - 8
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a rare case of a game that feels truly designed — from the ground up — with the Wii U in mind. The GamePad is utilised just enough to be worthwhile without being a nuisance, and the only mis-step is that the difficulty later in the game can't be eased by assistance from a friend, parent or game-savvy son or daughter. That aside, it's relentlessly charming and joyous, and is another example of Nintendo's developers flexing their creative muscles along with game-making skill. There's nothing else like this on Wii U, and it's a welcome addition to the system's growing library.

Joystiq - 4/5
I'd initially judged Treasure Tracker as a pleasant but temporary distraction, but I continued playing even after I'd completed every level, and I'm still working on rounding up the collectibles I missed the first time around. Treasure Tracker may be small in stature, but it's packed with depth and detail.

XGN - 7.5
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a fun puzzle adventure for Wii U. Levels are creatively made and there are enough reasons to play them again. The puzzles are quite short and not that difficult, though.

CVG - 7
You might have expected more, but Captain Toad remains a charming and enjoyable expansion.

VideoGamer - 7
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker isn't the most taxing puzzle game in the world, but it's well-paced and enjoyable all the same.

Giant Bomb - 3/5
Treasure Tracker is a charming game, but might disappoint some if they drop $40 expecting something more ambitious or substantial. If you know what you’re getting into and you’re alright with spending the money, there’s plenty of fun to be had on Captain Toad’s adventure.

GamesRadar -3/5
While it's good to see Nintendo stepping out of its Mario comfort zone, Captain Toad just isn't versatile enough to compete in the big leagues. What would be a budget eShop no-brainer is a little too slight at a higher price.
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Chakie · 2 дек 2014

Telltale’s Game of Thrones

Gamespot – 8

IGN – 8

Game Informer – 8.5

Polygon – 6.5

Joystiq – No Score

PC Gamer – No Score

God is a Geek – 8

The Escapist – 4/5

Destructoid – 7

The Jimquisition – 7.5

PCGamesN – 5

dimm · 8 дек 2014

The CREW:

Pu.nl: 76%
MeriStation: 7/10 - Good
Cheat Code Central: 3.6/5 - Good
EGM: 6/10
Slant Magazine: 2/5
JeuxActu.com: 14/20
Ars Technica: "Say no to the gang life—get your MMO driving kicks from Forza Horizon 2 instead."
4players.de: 75% (PC), 73% (consoles)
HardcoreGamer: 3/5
Gamersglobal.de : 7.5
Jeuxvideo.com: 14/20
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Chakie · 8 дек 2014

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Я так понимаю, "гранды" отмалчиваются? Плохой знак

Каин · 8 дек 2014

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Я так понимаю, "гранды" отмалчиваются? Плохой знак
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Ну хоть с Фаркраем 4 юбики не облажались

Chakie · 8 дек 2014

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris
IGN – 8.1
Xbox Achievements – 75
Mondo Xbox – 8.2
Action Trip – 6.5
God is a Geek – 8.0

dimm · 23 дек 2014

Final Fantasy Explorers Famitsu review - 32/40

This game gives the impression of being “an easy to play MMORPG”. It is fun to fight and freely combine numerous abilities. RPG elements are strong, so people who aren’t so good at action can also play. Of course there is multiplayer, but single-player is also included. Many jobs and abilities (which broaden the gameplay) are unlocked around the middle of the game, so it is a pity that the way there feels a bit repetitive.

There is high order of customization as you can choose a set of abilities from plentiful selection without being too tied to a job. Battles remind of MMORPGs as players can take on different roles and show personality with individual abilities. It is smooth to switch to multiplayer as entering and leaving can be done easily. The system is great and it is easy to enjoy cooperative play because one quest can be finished in a short time. The sense of fighting for a common cause is also strong.

MMORPGs are common for home consoles and PCs, but it is nice to play one of those games lightheartedly with a handheld system. The degree of freedom is high and it is fun that players can practice various play styles depending on chosen abilities. It is also pleasant that with the exception of weapons, equipment isn’t tied to a job. In multiplayer, you can play a role or share the effects of a powerful move which makes playing more interesting. However, in order to reach that kind of gameplay, explanations should be a little bit simpler so they would be easier to understand.

As this game is built in the spirit of hunting action games, it is easy to mistake this as one, but instead of focusing on action it feels more like MMORPG similar to Final Fantasy XIV. It is important to make the best use of customizing job roles or abilities strategically and it is enjoyable to fight smartly. Since the game can be played in many various ways, there is also an abundance of elements which support personally-made challenges [like Nuzlocke for Pokemon games]. However, it is probably going to take some time to understand the interesting aspects of the game.
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dimm · 18 янв 2015

Завершилось крупнейшее голосование по итогам игрового 2014 года на Нео-Гафе. Краткие резалты в "цитате", подробнейшая статистика и анализ, графики, диаграммы и тп по ссылке внизу. Примечательно, что все три первых места среди игр года заняли игры от Nintendo =)

Game of the Year:

Bayonetta 2 = 1132 points, 12 honorable mentions

Mario Kart 8 = 925 points, 21 honorable mentions

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U = 850 points, 20 honorable mentions

Dragon Age: Inquisition = 803 points, 22 honorable mentions

Dark Souls II = 721 points, 10 honorable mentions

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze = 675 points, 16 honorable mentions

Wolfenstein: The New Order = 607 points, 19 honorable mentions

South Park: The Stick of Truth = 564 points, 12 honorable mentions

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor = 559 points, 25 honorable mentions

Shovel Knight = 549 points, 14 honorable mentions

Alien: Isolation = 395 points, 15 honorable mentions

Destiny = 344 points, 21 honorable mentions

Infamous: Second Son = 342 points, 21 honorable mentions

Divinity: Original Sin = 339 points, 7 honorable mentions

Sunset Overdrive = 313 points, 11 honorable mentions

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc = 298 points, 12 honorable mentions

Transistor = 279 points, 16 honorable mentions

The Evil Within = 278 points, 19 honorable mentions

Far Cry 4 = 255 points, 14 honorable mentions

Driveclub = 255 points, 7 honorable mentions

Action Game of the Year:

Bayonetta 2 = 1132 points, 12 honorable mentions

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor = 559 points, 25 honorable mentions

Infamous: Second Son = 342 points, 21 honorable mentions

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes = 252 points, 33 honorable mentions

Hyrule Warriors = 111 points, 10 honorable mentions

Infamous: First Light = 46 points, 5 honorable mentions

Azure Striker Gunvolt = 16 points, 3 honorable mentions

NES Remix 2 = 15 points, 3 honorable mentions

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 = 15 points, 1 honorable mention

Pix the Cat = 13 points, 3 honorable mentions

Adventure Game of the Year:

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc = 298 points, 12 honorable mentions

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair = 226 points, 6 honorable mentions

The Last of Us: Left Behind = 180 points, 11 honorable mentions

The Wolf Among Us: Episodes 2-5 = 155 points, 11 honorable mentions

Valiant Hearts: The Great War = 148 points, 13 honorable mentions

The Walking Dead: Season Two: Episodes 2-5 = 107 points, 12 honorable mentions

Jazzpunk = 67 points, 3 honorable mentions

D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die = 63 points, 5 honorable mentions

Watch_Dogs = 62 points, 7 honorable mentions

80 Days = 58 points, 2 honorable mentions

Fighting Game of the Year:

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U = 850 points, 20 honorable mentions

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS = 141 points, 15 honorable mentions

Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- = 62 points, 6 honorable mentions

Nidhogg = 49 points, 8 honorable mentions

Ultra Street Fighter IV = 41 points, 6 honorable mentions

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax = 35 points, 6 honorable mentions

Killer Instinct: Season 2 = 14 points, 3 honorable mentions

Lethal League = 11 points

One Finger Death Punch = 6 points, 1 honorable mention

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle = 6 points, 1 honorable mention

FPS Game of the Year:

Wolfenstein: The New Order = 607 points, 19 honorable mentions

Destiny = 344 points, 21 honorable mentions

Far Cry 4 = 255 points, 14 honorable mentions

Titanfall = 226 points, 13 honorable mentions

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare = 102 points, 6 honorable mentions

BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea: Episode 2 = 33 points, 4 honorable mentions

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! = 20 points, 1 honorable mention

Insurgency = 7 points, 1 honorable mention

Ziggurat = 4 points

Lovely Planet = 3 points, 3 honorable mentions

Horror Game of the Year:

Alien: Isolation = 395 points, 15 honorable mentions

The Evil Within = 278 points, 19 honorable mentions

P.T. = 168 points, 23 honorable mentions

Five Nights at Freddy’s = 7 points, 1 honorable mention

NaissanceE = 4 points

Murasaki Baby = 3 points, 1 honorable mention

Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition = 1 point, 2 honorable mentions

The Uncle Who Works For Nintendo = 1 point

Corpse Party: Blood Drive = 0 points, 1 honorable mention

Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko = 0 points, 1 honorable mention

MMO Game of the Year:

World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor = 63 points, 2 honorable mentions

Elite: Dangerous = 18 points

Marvel Heroes 2015 = 14 points, 2 honorable mentions

WildStar = 5 points

Velvet Sundown = 2 points

Star Wars: The Old Republic: Shadow of Revan = 1 point

The Elder Scrolls Online = 0 points, 1 honorable mention

Platform Game of the Year:

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze = 675 points, 16 honorable mentions

Shovel Knight = 549 points, 14 honorable mentions

Kirby: Triple Deluxe = 71 points, 8 honorable mentions

Strider = 32 points, 6 honorable mentions

LittleBigPlanet 3 = 30 points, 3 honorable mentions

Trials Fusion = 25 points, 1 honorable mention

Freedom Planet = 16 points

Yoshi’s New Island = 13 points

Aban Hawkins and the 1001 Spikes = 12 points, 1 honorable mention

Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones = 8 points, 1 honorable mention

Puzzle Game of the Year:

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker = 152 points, 11 honorable mentions

Threes = 61 points, 4 honorable mentions

Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney = 58 points, 10 honorable mentions

Monument Valley = 53 points, 5 honorable mentions

The Talos Principle = 44 points, 2 honorable mentions

Hohokum = 35 points, 3 honorable mentions

Hexcells Infinite = 24 points, 1 honorable mention

Never Alone = 17 points, 4 honorable mentions

Pushmo World = 13 points, 1 honorable mention

Escape Goat 2 = 11 points, 3 honorable mentions

Racing Game of the Year:

Mario Kart 8 = 925 points, 21 honorable mentions

Driveclub = 255 points, 7 honorable mentions

Forza Horizon 2 = 169 points, 3 honorable mentions

Mario Kart 8: DLC Pack 1 = 13 points, 2 honorable mentions

The Crew = 5 points, 1 honorable mention

Grid Autosport = 3 points, 2 honorable mentions

Drift’n’Drive = 1 point

Assetto Corsa = 1 point

T.E.C. 3001 = 1 point

Rhythm Game of the Year:

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call = 86 points, 7 honorable mentions

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd = 40 points, 1 honorable mention

Love Live: School Idol Festival = 29 points, 1 honorable mention

Fantasia: Music Evolved = 8 points, 1 honorable mention

Fract OSC = 7 points, 2 honorable mentions

The Idolmaster One For All = 5 points

Project 575 = 2 points

Taiko no Tatsujin: Don and Katsu’s Great Spacetime Adventure = 1 point

Entwined = 0 points, 1 honorable mention

RPG Game of the Year:

Dragon Age: Inquisition = 803 points, 22 honorable mentions

Dark Souls II = 721 points, 10 honorable mentions

South Park: The Stick of Truth = 564 points, 12 honorable mentions

Divinity: Original Sin = 339 points, 7 honorable mentions

Transistor = 279 points, 16 honorable mentions

Diablo III: Reaper of Souls = 187 points, 9 honorable mentions

Bravely Default = 135 points, 12 honorable mentions

Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition = 130 points, 6 honorable mentions

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth = 128 points, 7 honorable mentions

Child of Light = 113 points, 12 honorable mentions

Shooter Game of the Year:

Sunset Overdrive = 313 points, 11 honorable mentions

Velocity 2X = 102 points, 4 honorable mentions

Luftrausers = 50 points, 10 honorable mentions

Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions = 32 points, 2 honorable mentions

Crimzon Clover World Ignition = 23 points

TxK = 20 points, 2 honorable mentions

Earth Defense Force 2025 = 19 points, 1 honorable mention

Super Time Force = 16 points, 4 honorable mentions

Sniper Elite III = 8 points, 1 honorable mention

Super Time Force Ultra = 5 points, 2 honorable mentions

Simulation Game of the Year:

Banished = 27 points, 4 honorable mentions

Tomodachi Life = 20 points, 4 honorable mentions

Goat Simulator = 20 points

The Sims 4 = 6 points

Steel Diver: Sub Wars = 4 points, 3 honorable mentions

Pure Pool = 4 points

Ace Combat Infinity = 3 points, 1 honorable mention

The Long Dark = 2 points, 1 honorable mention

Out There = 2 points

Farming Simulator 15 = 1 point

Sports Game of the Year:

OlliOlli = 36 points, 6 honorable mentions

Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 = 36 points, 2 honorable mentions

Mario Golf: World Tour = 21 points, 5 honorable mentions

Sportsfriends = 17 points, 4 honorable mentions

FIFA 15 = 16 points

Rusty’s Real Deal Baseball = 13 points, 2 honorable mentions

Desert Golfing = 12 points, 1 honorable mention

MLB 14: The Show = 10 points, 5 honorable mentions

The Golf Club = 8 points, 2 honorable mentions

Nintendo Pocket Football Club = 8 points, 1 honorable mention

Strategy Game of the Year:

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft = 252 points, 8 honorable mentions

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare = 129 points, 9 honorable mentions

The Banner Saga = 124 points, 6 honorable mentions

Civilization: Beyond Earth = 30 points, 4 honorable mentions

Endless Legend = 30 points, 4 honorable mentions

Hitman Go = 29 points, 3 honorable mentions

Age of Wonders III = 26 points

FTL: Advanced Edition = 16 points, 1 honorable mention

Door Kickers = 11 points

Xenonauts = 10 points, 1 honorable mention

Xbox One Game of the Year:

Sunset Overdrive = 313 points, 11 honorable mentions

D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die = 63 points, 5 honorable mentions

Halo: The Master Chief Collection = 37 points, 7 honorable mentions

Killer Instinct: Season 2 = 14 points, 3 honorable mentions

Pinball FX 2 = 2 points

PS3 Game of the Year:

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix = 27 points, 4 honorable mentions

Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky = 27 points, 3 honorable mentions

Tales of Xillia 2 = 22 points, 4 honorable mentions

Drakengard 3 = 20 points, 2 honorable mentions

Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. Full Boost = 16 points

PS Vita Game of the Year:

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc = 298 points, 12 honorable mentions

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair = 226 points, 6 honorable mentions

Freedom Wars = 33 points, 6 honorable mentions

TxK = 20 points, 2 honorable mentions

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F = 17 points, 3 honorable mentions

PS4 Game of the Year:

Infamous: Second Son = 342 points, 21 honorable mentions

The Last of Us: Remastered = 276 points, 29 honorable mentions

Driveclub = 255 points, 7 honorable mentions

P.T. = 168 points, 23 honorable mentions

Infamous: First Light = 46 points, 5 honorable mentions

Wii U Game of the Year:

Bayonetta 2 = 1132 points, 12 honorable mentions

Mario Kart 8 = 925 points, 21 honorable mentions

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U = 850 points, 20 honorable mentions

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze = 675 points, 16 honorable mentions

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker = 152 points, 11 honorable mentions

PC Game of the Year:

Divinity: Original Sin = 339 points, 7 honorable mentions

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance = 87 points, 5 honorable mentions

Wasteland 2 = 76 points, 8 honorable mentions

Valkyria Chronicles = 71 points, 9 honorable mentions

Jazzpunk = 67 points, 3 honorable mentions

Multiplatform Game of the Year:

Dragon Age: Inquisition = 803 points, 22 honorable mentions

Dark Souls II = 721 points, 10 honorable mentions

Wolfenstein: The New Order = 607 points, 19 honorable mentions

South Park: The Stick of Truth = 564 points, 12 honorable mentions

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor = 559 points, 25 honorable mentions

Shovel Knight = 549 points, 14 honorable mentions

Alien: Isolation = 395 points, 15 honorable mentions

Destiny = 344 points, 21 honorable mentions

Transistor = 279 points, 16 honorable mentions

The Evil Within = 278 points, 19 honorable mentions

Handheld Game of the Year:

Shovel Knight = 549 points, 14 honorable mentions

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc = 298 points, 12 honorable mentions

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair = 226 points, 6 honorable mentions

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth = 176 points, 12 honorable mentions

The Wolf Among Us: Episodes 2-5 = 155 points, 11 honorable mentions

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS = 141 points, 15 honorable mentions

Bravely Default = 135 points, 12 honorable mentions

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth = 128 points, 7 honorable mentions

Child of Light = 113 points, 12 honorable mentions

The Walking Dead: Season Two: Episodes 2-5 = 107 points, 12 honorable mentions

Mobile Game of the Year:

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft = 252 points, 8 honorable mentions

The Wolf Among Us: Episodes 2-5 = 155 points, 11 honorable mentions

Valiant Hearts: The Great War = 148 points, 13 honorable mentions

The Banner Saga = 124 points, 6 honorable mentions

Shadowrun Returns: Dragonfall = 84 points, 2 honorable mentions

Threes = 61 points, 4 honorable mentions

80 Days = 58 points, 2 honorable mentions

Monument Valley = 53 points, 5 honorable mentions

Broken Age: Act 1 = 32 points, 8 honorable mentions

Hitman Go = 29 points, 3 honorable mentions

Downloadable Game of the Year:

Shovel Knight = 549 points, 14 honorable mentions

Transistor = 279 points, 16 honorable mentions

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft = 252 points, 8 honorable mentions

The Last of Us: Left Behind = 180 points, 11 honorable mentions

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth = 176 points, 12 honorable mentions

P.T. = 168 points, 23 honorable mentions

The Wolf Among Us: Episodes 2-5 = 155 points, 11 honorable mentions

Valiant Hearts: The Great War = 148 points, 13 honorable mentions

The Banner Saga = 124 points, 6 honorable mentions

Child of Light = 113 points, 12 honorable mentions

Widespread Appeal Award

The top 20 games ranked by number of appearances in ballots. (### = number of appearances)

Mario Kart 8 (410)

Bayonetta 2 (365)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (328)

Dark Souls II (282)

Wolfenstein: The New Order (279)

Dragon Age: Inquisition (277)

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (266)

South Park: The Stick of Truth (266)

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (266)

Shovel Knight (262)

Infamous: Second Son (195)

Destiny (160)

Alien: Isolation (156)

Transistor (141)

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (138)

The Evil Within (128)

Divinity: Original Sin (127)

Sunset Overdrive (124)

Far Cry 4 (122)

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (122)

Passion Award
The top 20 games ranked by quantity of rank 1s awarded in ballots. (### = number of rank 1s awarded)

Bayonetta 2 (160)

Dragon Age: Inquisition (103)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (62)

Dark Souls II (57)

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (55)

Mario Kart 8 (42)

Divinity: Original Sin (39)

Alien: Isolation (38)

Sunset Overdrive (33)

Destiny (28)

Wolfenstein: The New Order (27)

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (24)

The Last of Us: Remastered (21)

Grand Theft Auto V (20)

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair (19)

Driveclub (19)

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (19)

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft (19)

South Park: The Stick of Truth (18)

Shovel Knight (18)

Best New IP Award
The top 20 games that do not belong to a preexisting franchise.

Shovel Knight = 549 points, 14 honorable mentions

Destiny = 344 points, 21 honorable mentions

Sunset Overdrive = 313 points, 11 honorable mentions

Transistor = 279 points, 16 honorable mentions

The Evil Within = 278 points, 19 honorable mentions

Driveclub = 255 points, 7 honorable mentions

Titanfall = 226 points, 13 honorable mentions

Valiant Hearts: The Great War = 148 points, 13 honorable mentions

Child of Light = 113 points, 12 honorable mentions

Jazzpunk = 67 points, 3 honorable mentions

D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die = 63 points, 5 honorable mentions

Watch_Dogs = 62 points, 7 honorable mentions

Threes = 61 points, 4 honorable mentions

Fantasy Life = 59 points, 3 honorable mentions

80 Days = 58 points, 2 honorable mentions

Monument Valley = 53 points, 5 honorable mentions

TowerFall Ascension = 52 points, 3 honorable mentions

This War of Mine = 51 points, 5 honorable mentions

Luftrausers = 50 points, 10 honorable mentions

Nidhogg = 49 points, 8 honorable mentions

High Quality Award
The top 20 games with at least 10 appearances, ranked by Average Points per Appearance (### = Average points per vote)

Bayonetta 2 (3.10137)

Dragon Age: Inquisition (2.898917)

Divinity: Original Sin (2.669291)

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair (2.658823)

Love Live: School Idol Festival (2.636364)

Grand Theft Auto V (2.592592)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2.591463)

The Last of Us: Remastered (2.579439)

Dark Souls II (2.556738)

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (2.537594)

Alien: Isolation (2.532051)

Sunset Overdrive (2.524194)

Ace Attorney Investigations 2 (2.466667)

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (2.442623)

Hexcells Infinite (2.4)

Shadowrun Returns: Dragonfall (2.4)

Age of Wonders III (2.363636)

Legend of Grimrock 2 (2.333333)

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft (2.333333)

The Last of Us: Left Behind (2.307692)

Seal of Quality Award
The top 10 publishers for the year, based on total number of points for all their titles.

Nintendo = 4439 points, 164 honorable mentions, 29 titles

Ubisoft = 1303 points, 73 honorable mentions, 16 titles

Sony = 1257 points, 101 honorable mentions, 21 titles

EA = 1201 points, 48 honorable mentions, 12 titles

Bethesda = 885 points, 39 honorable mentions, 3 titles

Bandai-Namco = 846 points, 21 honorable mentions, 16 titles

Blizzard = 632 points, 25 honorable mentions, 4 titles

Microsoft = 612 points, 32 honorable mentions, 11 titles

NIS America = 568 points, 23 honorable mentions, 10 titles

Konami = 565 points, 65 honorable mentions, 9 titles

Warner Bros. = 563 points, 26 honorable mentions, 4 titles

Yacht Club = 549 points, 14 honorable mentions, 1 title

Sega = 546 points, 31 honorable mentions, 12 titles

Activision = 456 points, 28 honorable mentions, 3 titles

Square-Enix = 450 points, 43 honorable mentions, 18 titles

Larian Studios = 339 points, 7 honorable mentions, 1 title

Supergiant = 279 points, 16 honorable mentions, 1 title

Telltale Games = 271 points, 25 honorable mentions, 3 titles

Take-Two = 210 points, 17 honorable mentions, 1 title

Atlus = 204 points, 17 honorable mentions, 8 titles

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dimm · 28 янв 2015

Grim Fandango Remastered

GamesRadar 3.5/5

For all of its success in telling a narrative that's equal parts hilarious and somber, Grim Fandango Remastered is - for better and for worse - the same game as it was over a decade ago. Yes, that same charm and cleverness is still just as effective, but the puzzles themselves feel like a relic of the past. 'Adventure game logic' is in full effect here, meaning you'll have to scour every last pixel to snag everything that isn't nailed down. Then, you'll use said objects on whatever (and whomever) you can find to move the game forward. The leaps of logic here aren't as bad as other adventure games, but there are moments where I wondered how anyone ever found out how to get new shocks for Manny's sweet ride without consulting a FAQ.

IGN 9.3/10

Just as the excellent craft behind Grim’s story means it’s no less engrossing today than it was in 1998, its 3D graphics have also held up surprisingly well. Because Grim has such unique art direction, its low-polygon characters haven’t aged as poorly as you’d expect. In fact, the original pre-rendered backgrounds help the graphics look borderline modern. Thus, switching back and forth between the original and remastered graphics on the fly only changes the characters, whose detail and lighting are cleaned up for 2015. The only thing that really disappointed me was the lack of a true 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio (a stretched 16:9 option is available, but it looks awful), which means we’re stuck with black bars on the sides of our screens.

IncGamers 9/10

This pride is reflected in how much of Remastered stays true to the original source. There are changes and improvements, which we’ll come to later, but it’s notable that this re-release gives no ground to contemporary adventure game conventions. No in-game hints, no object hot-spot highlighting toggle, and no changes to the (slightly clunky, let’s be honest) inventory system of shuffling through Manny’s jacket. The majority of additions are external, while the game remains resolutely faithful to the original source.

Attack of the Fanboy 4.5/5

The adventure game genre has always been defined by its well crafted stories, with Grim Fandango: Remastered bringing gamers one of the best from the genre’s past. The story itself starts out relatively simple with the protagonist Manny Calavera acting as one of the Grim Reapers for the Land of the Dead. However, soon many twists and turns come upon Manny and take the story in both expected and unpredictable directions. This variable style of storytelling has allowed Grim Fandango to hold up very well, with a fresh story that feels inspired by classic films, but still remains modern in other ways.

Destructoid 9.5/10

Grim Fandango is stuffed with sharp dialogue and you're encouraged to go through all the options, a bit of quick unlearning needed if you've been on a "he will remember that" diet of choice-heavy adventure games. Nothing feels throwaway, though. It's gags, pertinent information, or, more likely, a mix of both.

The economy is impressive. Ancillary characters will reappear over the lengthy journey and it feels like seeing an old friend. It is not massive in the open-world, "you can walk to those mountains" sense, but it manages to feel both full and intimate, like a warm dinner in small, friend-filled kitchen. Tony Plana deserves enormous credit for voicing Manny and making even repeated item description lines feel natural.
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dimm · 30 янв 2015

Крепкая игруля получилась у Dontnod после Remember Me.
Life is Strange Episode 1:

Polygon - 8/10
Colin: It's odd because I've done nothing but criticize this game. And yet, I admire its courage and I enjoyed playing it. I want to go back for more. It's aimed for an indie-movie meets teen-TV aesthetic, but even while it sometimes misses the mark, it's still a novel and fresh experience. And, at the end of this first episode, I enjoyed the world and I liked the characters enough to want to come back for more.
Megan: I feel the same. Despite its shortcomings, there's a powerful kind of nostalgia I draw from its characters and world. The time travel aspect is cool, no doubt, but I'm down with the little things. I've enjoyed spending time in the complicated life of a teenage girl, because it reminds me of what it was like to be one. It's the first game I've ever played where I felt that my life was represented on screen - even at its weakest points. Life is Strange uses the ordinary in a way that is extraordinary.

http://www.polygon.com/2015/1/29/794...PC-episode-one

Kotaku - no score
There's space in later episodes for Life is Strange to grow in confidence, and I hope it does. All the same, episode one is a promising start to a type of story that's rare in games, and not just because it stars two teenaged girls. For the price—and especially with a demo available—you should definitely try it.

http://kotaku.com/you-should-play-th...ool-1682653682

Gamespot - 7/10
Life is Strange sets the stage for later conflict, foreshadowing the storm to come and informing you of a young local woman gone missing. At the same time, the game makes everyone look like a guilty party. The rich frat boy with a gun, the smug school administrator, the stepdad in need of anger management skills--these and other characters have plenty to hide, though it’s impossible to guess what all their secrets might be. The looming tornado and the inconsistent time mechanic seem almost unnecessary as a result, for Life is Strange’s most important drama is the one developing in Max’s own mind.

http://www.gamespot.com/reviews/life.../1900-6416015/

Game Informer - 8.5/10
The next episode will surely define what Dontnod is out to accomplish, but Life is Strange’s introduction is a good look at the characters and dilemmas. It did its job of getting me interested. I have some minor concerns about how original the subject matter will turn out to be, but the focus on realistic problems is refreshing and the care put into Maxine’s world and the relationship-building holds plenty of promise.

http://www.gameinformer.com/games/li...-informer.aspx

Destructoid - 8.5/10
For now, we're left with our first glimpse at Arcadia Bay, our initial look into the life of Max. It was a slow, yet well-paced initial chapter that set the table more than anything else. There's no telling where the story will go from here. But, as Chrysalis faded out, an indie song played that felt wonderfully at home in this setting, and served as a warning of things to come. It chanted "We will foresee obstacles, through the blizzard, through the blizzard.

http://www.destructoid.com/review-li...s-286926.phtml

The Verge - no score
It's impossible to tell how the entire season will play out after just one episode, but I'm definitely along for the ride — the debut sets up an incredibly intriguing mystery, and I really want to watch it unfold. But I'm just as excited for the less epic revelations; how Max's relationship with her estranged best friend Chloe will develop, why Chloe's step-dad is such a dick, and just what's up with the school's weird principal. I've saved the world enough. Now I’m excited for something new.

http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/29/79...ife-is-strange

Hardcore Gamer - 4.5/5
It’s very tempting to dismiss Life is Strange out of hand as the same pretentious pabulum that it emulates, but the affectations of hipster cinema prove essential to its narrative goals. DONTNOD’s sophomore effort aims to capture the voice of today’s youth, and outside of a few heavy-handed moments it succeeds. Anyone who went through high school in the last decade is likely to find themselves overcome with nostalgia as they play. Few games – hell, few films – are so genuine and earnest in their execution, and few first episodes of anything are so effective in leaving you wanting more.

http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2015/01...ysalis/132228/

GameReactor UK - 8/10
Life is Strange offers something different and unusual. Not only is the protagonist a young female, but central to the story is her friendship with Chloe. But we found that rather than experiencing something exotic and strange, we are dealing with themes that are universal. We've all struggled to fit in at one point or another. We've all had that one childhood friend that we drifted apart from and lost contact with. And we've all wished at one point or another that we could have turned back time in order to say something else than what we just did.

http://www.gamereactor.eu/reviews/28...e+-+Episode+I/

GamesRadar - no score
While Life is Strange treads shaky ground with its adherence to indie, and relies a little too much on teen clichés, its lovingly constructed world and intriguing gameplay will leave you curious and excited for more.

http://www.gamesradar.com/life-strange-review/

PSU - 8.5/10
Life is Strange, Episode One: Chrysalis is a joyous, gripping adventure that has laid down a strong foundation for the rest of the series. Its time-travelling mechanic is a great spin on traditional narrative, choice-heavy video games of similar fashion, and is backed up by brilliant characterization and superb storytelling. It may not be perfect, but there's absolutely no way you'll want to miss out on Max's adventures.

http://www.psu.com/review/25708/Life...iew--Chrysalis

Examiner - 5/5
GameReactor DE - 8/10
Shacknews - no score
Metro UK - 8/10
Trusted Reviews - 8/10
HobbyConsolas ES - 8.5/10
Gameswelt DE - no score
PCWorld - no score
PlayStation Lifestyle - 9.5/10
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Каин · 30 янв 2015

Рецепт простой - не умеешь в геймплей, делай кинцовую игру в стиле TellTale.

vova · 4 фев 2015

Game Informer Awards Zelda Majora’s Mask 3D 9.25/10

dimm · 9 фев 2015

Evolve:

Escapist - 4.5 / 5

Hobby Consolas - 8,3 / 10

Polygon - 8 / 10 (предварительно)

Gamespot - 8 / 10

MMGN - 8 / 10

PC Gamer - пока без оценки

IGN - пока без оценки

Eurogamer - пока без оценки

Stevivor - 7.5 / 10

Shacknews - 7 / 10
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Ken Rosenberg · 9 фев 2015

Неплохие оценки. Но вот меня бета, что-то не зацепила.

Каин · 10 фев 2015

Eurogamer - пока без оценки
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