After Assassin's Creed 3 and Revelations I'd lost my interest in Ubisoft's stealthy franchise. Ubisoft had lost the magic and I walked away. Despite the good press, I just couldn't bring myself to even try Black Flag . But what about Assassin's Creed Liberation HD ?

The Sims 3 Midnight Hollow is the newest addition to the Sims 3 franchise and includes tons of great new content to explore. Welcome to Midnight Hollow, a dark and haunting town, that will lure you in with its beautiful yet disturbing charm.

A lot of changes have happened since we saw the very first creation of a sim type game called Little Computer People way back in the 80′s.  Maxis took hold of sim games by the scruff of the neck when they first produced Sim City and have never looked back.

Aliens make the worst houseguests. You lock them up in a nice, cozy secret experimental facility. You feed them. You keep them safe. Maybe you torture them a little bit. But what thanks do you get? They break out, disregarding human life in their selfish quest for freedom.

There are a lot more things you can do with teleportation than you would think

The game lacks pizazz; It starts to feel repetitive towards the end

By now, when people think of The Sims franchise, they think of a virtual dollhouse in which you guide little idiot people through the mundane details of their lives rather than living your own. That reputation is both well-deserved and unjust.

Simulates an entire town of Sims; great home-building tools; complex personalities

Watching Sims sleep every night; unrewarding lifetime rewards; frustrating pathfinding

Brand new options, Brand new towns, All New Sims! Dance my puppets, dance.

UBER AWESOME Pattern Customization; Ability to adjust Sim life spans; Sims get to interact with others all over their town; Improved object placement for decorative purposes; Improved job advancement; Elimination of mandatory Wants/Fears

Inability to edit town however you please; Can't play multiple families in the same town

Assassin's Creed Liberation HD is a successful re-release of the PS Vita game, managing to deliver the experience to many fans who missed out on it the first time around. Even so, don't go in expecting something on the same page as Black Flag, as its graphics are much poorer, while the gameplay...

+Innovative Persona mechanic; +Great new protagonist; +Varied story

-Some gameplay bugs; -Visuals still need some polishing; -Story is still a bit confusing

Warp is such a perfect name for Trapdoor Games' debut creation. Not only does it reference its protagonist's signature ability, but it also evokes the style of dark humor sprinkled throughout this top-down puzzler and the way the gameplay contorts familiar genres into a promising package.

Enjoyable puzzles; Charming mix of gore and cuteness; Superb visual presentation; Tough challenge rooms with leaderboards

Cumbersome fixed keybinds; Camera and control issues; Some puzzles and encounters based on trial and error

Graphics and replay aside, Warp is a pretty cool game much like Portal meets Splosion Man with its puzzles, warping and interesting action. There are some quirks that made the game a bit less than it could have been and I am not holding Origin issues against it as that's a totally different problem...

The Sims has never been considered a hardcore game, and as such a lot of core gamers frown upon the franchise in a similar way to how they frown upon games like Farmville. Just like Farmville, however, The Sims is enjoyed by millions of people around the world.