What counts as an Xbox console exclusive and what doesn't? Your guess is as good as Microsoft's after its recently revealed strategy.
Faye’s been a crucial part of Kratos and Atreus’s character arcs, and it makes sense to take a closer look at her as a character. But does such a look need an entire game to itself?
Claire Redfield returns after an extended absence but the remake has changed the 2000 survival horror in many ways.
Yet another update, and a brand new roadmap have made Crimson Desert a title that continues to evolve, and in all the right ways.
Archetype Entertainment's debut sci-fi RPG has our attention following an extended deep dive into the setting and gameplay.
A new world awaits with an unlikely new hero in Faye, and we have no shortage of questions for Santa Monica Studio's latest.
Translating its stealth fundamentals and sandbox level design is one thing, but IOI's latest also succeeds by remaining faithful to Bond.
Insomniac sure knows how to bring superheroes to life, and September cannot get here faster after that extended showcase of Marvel’s Wolverine.
Even if it doesn't break the mold, IOI's stealth pedigree really makes you feel like a young James Bond, improvising at every turn.
Reports indicate that Playground's latest could have performed better without Game Pass, but it may instead have found a good balance.
Could I have waited for New Game Plus? Probably. But I can't get enough of Pywel, and this time, I engage with it on my own terms.
Beyond the skill points, the XP, the progression gates, and whatnot, Playground embraces a newfound sense of player agency.
More than simply releasing in the most opportune window, IO Interactive’s upcoming Bond adventure embraces its abrasive potential to define its future.
Through choreographed set-pieces, cinematic action, and equally charming protagonists, 007 First Light appears to be picking up where Uncharted left off.
Through a steady mix of meaningful improvements and frequent updates, Crimson Desert is becoming the game its launch version only hinted at.
Contrary to what the company has pursued for so long, it is indeed possible to deliver a fun and compelling single-player Batman title.
Despite the various ups, downs and rebrands of Xbox, Playground's open-world racer remains a champion of consistent quality.
The suave spy for MI6 could finally be getting a game that captures what the character feels like to play, as opposed to generic titles that have treated him as a brand.
A timed rogue-like mode focused on Leon is a nice little freebie, but it pales in comparison to Mercenaries or even Raid Mode.
With Take-Two's CEO terrified because "expectations are so high," one has to wonder if players will even be satisfied with perfection.
