The stealthy Runner Shell can pull off some nifty tricks in the right hands, whether you're creating distractions or luring enemies.
Owlcat might be crafting its cover shooter to be as welcoming as possible to all players, but this new threat isn't pulling its punches.
It's the end of an era (sort of) for EA's take on the Battlefield formula, but you still have a couple of months to try it out.
The troubles just keep piling on for the embattled MindsEye developer, and there seems to be no end in sight at the moment.
Pywel is among the finest open worlds out there, and is both pleasing to the eye while engaging for the mind.
Love it or hate it, this ambitious open world is one that insists that you meet it on its own terms. And that's part of its charm.
Crimson Desert has crafted a world that feels worth being part of, but is that enough to overlook some of its flaws?
According to Ubisoft's Thierry Dansereau, ray-traced global illumination and the Atmos weather system will pop up in later games.
Saber and Focus have spoken up about the game's first real controversy, and it's looking like a genuine effort at some damage control.
The highly acclaimed start to Kena's story is finally making it to the Switch 2 ahead of its sequel's impending release.
Ben Schwartz is all set to reunite with one of his former Parks & Rec costars, while Ben Kingsley is the next big name to sign up.
The embattled studio continues to attempt to streamline its operations, with its talent bearing the brunt of those efforts.
Capcom's PC sales support its stance on the platform being an important part of its future, especially following recent successes.
Yes, Free Lanes technically means more Starfield for us, but its largest update isn't going to be a total revamp of an already solid title.
This is one special agent you don't want to mess with, but if you do, her moves are going to need some masterful defense on your part.
The sprawling space adventure from Archetype Entertainment has finally pulled the curtains on its gorgeous visuals and combat.
The Horizon Festival is shaping up to be such a stunner in Japan that you're probably going to admire its sights quite often.
Crimson Desert's world feels alive and isn't afraid to show it, but does that make it the best in such a crowded genre?
It's looking like a busy month for fans of this arcade racer, and its roster keeps growing with unique additions like the Blue Bomber.
Even the best features come with a few quirks, but Microsoft is finally addressing one of the more annoying eccentricities of Quick Resume.
