Whether it's sprawling landscapes, mountains or intricately designed cities, these game worlds were full of exciting sights.
From massive role-playing games and open worlds to co-op titles with tons of replay value, these titles kept us busy throughout the year.
Join us for the year that was, counting down the 25 biggest and the best of video games en route to our Game of the Year.
For those of us who like to play solo, this year has given us some absolute delights, and one or two masterpieces that will continue to top our list of favorites.
Each new Grand Theft Auto is a momentous occasion, and I'm prepared for the next to take even more time to be near-perfect.
LEVEL-5’s football RPG has far more strengths than weaknesses, and its charming presentation more than makes up for its flaws.
Sanctuary of Sarras adds real weight to Tainted Grail’s wider mythos, expanding the lore the base game established and making the larger narrative feel richer as a result.
As far as video games are concerned, 2025 is going to be a year for the books.
If you're looking for something to dive into over the holidays, join us and take a look at some of this year's best gems that flew under the radar for a variety of reasons.
A free update to Sandfall Interactive's award-winning RPG that feels more like a free DLC - and it's a blast. Here's what you should know.
Bitmap Bureau's adaptation of a timeless classic isn't perfect, but it packs enough to make this a worthwhile run-and-gun platformer.
The sequel to Control brings additions that make sense both narratively and from a gameplay perspective, which makes us quite optimistic about its success.
Excerpt: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition on the Switch 2 is an unfortunately compromised version where it should be a slam dunk.
Pioneers of Pagonia is finally out after having spent almost two years in Early Access. How well did this city builder turn out? Find out!
The man, the myth, the legend is finally confirmed for the sequel - here's what you need to know about his role and new look.
Activision and Treyarch apparently have a lot to learn considering the latest update from Black Ops 7. Is this the beginning of the end for a franchise that has stood tall for so many years before its...
ROUTINE is finally out after spending over a decade in development. Check out our review to see if it was worth the wait.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, shines in sound, visuals, controls, and performance, but level design is flat and NPC chatter nags.
Fusing retro style with diverse gameplay and modern fluidity, NO FATE’s blast from the past proves the future is not set.
Saber Interactive and Focus Entertainment have done fairly well to keep Titus’ latest fight alive over the past year, and it looks like there's going to be another year of additions to Space Marine ...
