New match types, improved physics, and an engaging Showcase add spectacle to WWE 2K26, but uneven momentum holds parts of the experience back.
Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja have done well to modernize the classic, but do this entry’s changes add to the original’s value or take away from it?
Though the studio has worked on simulation games before, Docked focuses entirely on one type of machine: cranes.
Tribute Games follows up on the beloved Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game with a fun time, despite its many shortcomings.
While retaining the same fundamental gameplay, Wishfully's gorgeous sequel improves on the original in almost every single way.
Bandai Namco’s latest take on a PS3-era classic adds some nifty new features, but does it do enough to offset the original game’s lingering issues?
Kingdom Come: Deliverance finally arrives on modern consoles. How well does it hold up?
Resident Evil Village is an essential Switch 2 pick for anyone who wants survival horror tension with blockbuster action.
For survival horror fanatics who own a Nintendo Switch 2, Resident Evil 7 is incredibly easy to recommend.
Requiem successfully combines the best of Resident Evil’s horror and action peaks, delivering potent scares and pulse-pounding action.
Despite some strong new content, Falcom's enhanced version of the 2024 action RPG still falls short of the series' best.
Sons of Sparta delivers tight platforming and genuinely satisfying combat.
Styx is back, as tenacious as ever, and his latest adventure aims to build on the best elements of the franchise’s predecessors.
The action RPG returns to the spotlight, but it's still fundamentally the same experience - for better and for worse.
Fresh challenge systems and a slick new story make 91Act's rogue-lite that much more compelling, even if some aspects could be better.
A gripping tale that's as emotionally layered as it is lovingly nuanced, Tarsier Studios' newest horror title is one for the ages.
It might appear a festival of speed, but Milestone’s latest motorcycling sim buries its authenticity beneath the superficial atmosphere.
Suda51's sensory overload of a hack-and-slash title is as full of style as it is of iffy combat, performance issues, and bland levels.
Skip The 9th Charnel. It never does enough to feel genuinely fun, engaging, or immersive.
With Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties, RGG Studio wants to modernize the most obviously aged entry in the series. Did they manage to do that?
