The Coalition's newest title in the series is more than just a prequel - here's everything that separates it from the previous entry.
An exploration into The Blood of Dawnwalker’s human-vampire duality, and how each guise introduces new ways of seeing its medieval world.
For an iterative sequel, Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters isn’t very iterative, and falls in a lot of the same traps that its predecessor did.
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...
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.
A brutal, heartfelt Wolverine adventure with superb combat, stellar performances, great pacing, and spectacular presentation.
The Extended Look is far from the end when it comes to everything you should know about Rockstar's highly anticipated sequel.
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.
EA Sports’ football sim is coming home again, but this year’s emphasis on deliberate, rewarding gameplay could be the series’ most authentic yet.
Nintendo is officially going up against Rockstar's biggest game in November, but it may not be such a straightforward competition.
Expanded customization and four-player squads can't hide the many issues with Cold Iron's co-op third-person shooter.
Despite launching after the successful Requiem, Asobo Studio's latest feels lost in the shuffle.
Even if it doesn't have the sheer depth of XCOM 2, Bit Reactor's tactical title succeeds because it innately understands Star Wars.
Two classics are reborn for modern platforms, and they're brimming with complex systems. Here's how to make the most of them.
IllFonic’s effort to put you in the shoes of Michael Myers is admirable, but does it have what it takes to keep you coming back for more?
Parries, deflects, Issens - the combat feels remarkably polished in this revival of the beloved franchise. Some of the elements surrounding it, however, don’t always reach the same high bar.
Rebel Wolves has taken something that we believe a lot of open world games neglect, and made it such an interesting part of its gameplay that it has managed to stand out as a beacon for an evolution t...
I’d love for 2K to really reinvent itself at some point, but for the version of the franchise we’re in today, this is about as good as it gets.
You’re drawn to yet another misty abandoned town, yes, but Silent Hill: Townfall quickly establishes itself as a unique entry in the long-running horror series.