Massive Entertainment's upcoming open-world title has all the Star Wars hallmarks, so why are some players skeptical? Find out here.
Terrible ranked matchmaking and a bland new mode are annoying, but the expansion also does little to alleviate existing frustrations.
The long-awaited return of EA Sports' college football series is finally here, with a fun sporting experience despite some issues.
Black Myth will have plenty of Soulslike elements, but it doesn't fall fully in that genre.
Based on the successful film franchise, Stormind Games' first-person survival horror could be one of the biggest games of 2024.
Gorgeous visuals and stellar music can't save this paid DLC from a contrived plot, lackluster enemies and repetitive activities.
As a big-budget single-player Star Wars adventure, Massive Entertainment's upcoming game can take plenty of lessons from Respawn's past successes.
A satisfying, nightmarish trek through the trenches of warfare.
Will Sucker Punch and Sony ever return to their beloved superhero/supervillain franchise?
Nobody Wants to Die is an extremely linear game, but its excellent writing and visuals make it a worthwhile experience.
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Minigames are a common trend with this year's longest games.
This kinetic action RPG offers something a bit different.
Starry Studio's survival sandbox offers surprisingly unique mechanics on top of the base-building and shooting. Here's what you should know.
A solid entry point for Soulslike newcomers, and a fun romp for veterans of the genre.
Casual-friendly games with an enthusiast edge.
Even with so many winners, there's always bound to be some titles that don't measure up. Check out 2024's worst titles so far.
Excellent visuals and solid gunplay adorn Firewalk Studios' competitive shooter, but some of its ideas could use a rethink.
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