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.
Despite becoming one of 2025's best-selling games, the remaster now lies abandoned, riddled with bugs and performance issues.
With other first-party Xbox titles on day one and Forza Horizon 5 recording massive sales on PS5, you have to wonder what happened.
It’s one of those rare instances where a game switches up so much from its release build that it needs a deeper second look, but why is that? Well, it’s less about speedy patches and more about wh...
Even without sales data, it's easy to be concerned for Housemarque, especially given the general state of PlayStation Studios.
Expansive open worlds are great and all, but sometimes, a compelling, linear adventure that's finished in a dozen hours is ideal.
There’s an interesting layer to Crimson Desert’s recovery that we think deserves a second look owing to how it influences modern gaming’s ability to let titles evolve past their launch builds - ...
Pragmata may not define the genre, but rave reviews and player buzz show it has left a real mark.
Rockstar’s highly-anticipated offering is sure to hog the spotlight this year, but Crimson Desert has managed to craft an experience that’s going to be at the back of our minds even as our eyes ar...
With over five million sales and counting, Crimson Desert is a testament to the appeal of audacious, albeit rough gameplay.
Symbiotic dual-protagonists, mentally demanding combat, and potential for philosophical meanderings mean Pragmata could divide opinions.
There’s something decidedly old-school about the way Crimson Desert approaches its experience, and it feels like a welcome return to the kind of gaming many of us grew up with.
Despite no more story DLC or regular content updates, CD Projekt RED continues to support the beloved RPG, over five years later.
With Bethesda’s latest space-faring RPG making its way to the PS5, we’re expecting the debates around its quality to surface once again. Here’s why both sides matter.
Free Lanes may not have turned this into Starfield 2.0, but it does bring the space-faring RPG much closer to Bethesda's vision.
Sweeping through Pywel and eliminating all potential threats can feel great but what about when things feel a little too peaceful?
The rest of Pywel beckons, but Hernand has had us firmly in its grasp as we tried to ensure everybody in it is as happy as they can be with Kliff and the Greymanes.
