This year’s biggest release might have just seen the rise of a very unusual challenger, one that has been around almost as long as the wait for that new game has gone on.
Despite launching on multiple platforms, Rockstar's next game is apparently favored more on PlayStation. Here's why that may be.
Halo Studios has been gutted as Activision works on the next entry and other first-party studios reorganize for Xbox's "product" plans.
Could there be more to CD Projekt Red’s revival of a beloved classic than nostalgia? We think there’s a method to the madness.
Even if the year ends up being remembered for Grand Theft Auto 6, gamers have been spoiled for choice in terms of quality.
Insomniac has crafted a take on Wolverine that nails what the character is all about, but is that all that makes this one as addictive as it is?
Dylan is awake, Jesse is missing, and Manhattan has seen better days. Here are several of the biggest questions that we need answered.
Bulkhead Studios' 100-player competitive shooter recently launched in early access, and it's already making a massive impact.
Insomniac has put out a different kind of superhero game, and the responses to it are quite varied. We’re here to help you make sense of a title that deserves to be enjoyed on its own terms.
From a high-profile collaboration with PlayStation to being dropped and now working with Xbox, Kojima can't catch a break.
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.
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.
Nintendo is officially going up against Rockstar's biggest game in November, but it may not be such a straightforward competition.
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.
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...
We thought the game was close to the end of its evolution. But it turns out that Crimson Desert still has a lot left in the tank before it runs out of steam.
You thought you were done with the Continent. But did you ever stop to wonder whether the Continent was done with you? Not if CD Projekt Red has anything to say about it.
Resonant brings combat, progression, and exploration distinct from Remedy’s back-catalogue, but through Dylan its innovations become a natural culmination of the studio’s long-standing ideas.