It’s always good to see a classic in the spotlight, and we’re excited to see what Nightdive tries with this new campaign.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword delivers a confident and highly entertaining take on swordplay, with a combat system that we simply can’t put down.
Has NVIDIA created a very useful tool, or a monster that’s going to eat up your performance? We tried it on some demanding titles and the results are quite interesting in ways you might not have exp...
Many diverse beats and tunes are kicking off a new year of football in a franchise that’s had some great ones in the past.
Things seem like they're getting quite personal for the Fadens, who might be very different from when we last met them.
Learn more about the legendary Wings of Theve (played by Josh Holloway) when the mini-series premieres on September 15th.
The Abyss is every bit as dark and gloomy as we expected, but the game’s cast moves around surprisingly nimbly throughout.
Insomniac takes on another of Marvel's biggest superheroes, but how well does Wolverine hold up technically? We take a closer look at its visuals and performance across both the PS5 and PS5 Pro.
The Phantom Pain was a stealth action experience like no other back in the day. That it continues to be that way is something we thought deserves closer look.
That’s a lot of Persona to get through, and the good news is that every moment of it can keep you on your toes even today. We're thrilled!
This island could be a great place for health nuts or those of you who like to play all your sports from the comfort of wherever you happen to be.
This one’s dark, gritty vibe and its innovative use of the Switch 2’s touchscreen could make it one of Bloober Team’s best.
New scenes featuring Cloud and Sephiroth revealed alongside gameplay of the ambitious role-playing game running on Switch 2.
The Boost Bracer will definitely help those of you who like to stand your ground, Gunlances at the ready to face imposing foes.
Bulkhead isn’t afraid to take a stand and even draw a line in the sand against an issue that's become all too common in multiplayer titles..
Pywel’s many sound stages might work in the background when there’s so much to see, but they’re still an important part of the fantasy.
The Forbidden World looks like it could keep us quite busy with talk of apocalyptic events and a grim fate that ensures failure isn’t an option.
Rebel Wolves is already looking for new hands to shape the next instalment of Coen’s explosive story, and we couldn’t be more thrilled.
The young Leonhart's prowess with the blade is unmatched, even if his social skills could use some work in Square's upcoming RPG.
We’re itching to take on Titans alongside the Scout Regiment in the series’ finale, and the new key visual only heightens our anticipation.
