With atmospheric dread, character-driven drama, and third-person stealth, Directive 8020 is not The Dark Pictures Anthology as you know it.
Playground Games delivers yet another spectacular open-world racing adventure with Forza Horizon’s long-awaited visit to Japan.
For all its hiccups and controversies, Hotta Studio presents a unique world brimming with paranormal mysteries and urban bubbliness.
Industria 2 is the latest survival horror game by Headup Games, and once more pits us in a battle against creepy robots and a rogue AI.
Can striking visuals, impactful animation, and slow-to-reveal mechanical
The game might not have you sitting at the edge of your seat, but it will stay with you long after you’re done with it.
Blizzard's latest expansion concludes the Mephisto saga in plodding fashion, with only the two new classes and art direction standing out.
Double Fine's latest sees creativity and destruction collide in an awkward, barebones competitive multiplayer experience.
This year’s entry adds muted improvements to a strong foundation.
DarkSwitch is a new dark fantasy city builder with a unique twist.
Crimson Desert’s launch build drew a mixed response, but several major patches have since turned the tide.
Housemarque strikes gold once more, building on Returnal's foundation to deliver a rogue-lite/bullet hell title unlike any other.
With Blood on Crystal, the developers are aiming to give Atomic Heart a satisfying ending while also setting up both the sequel and The Cube.
The Cosmic Abyss has enough variety to make the runtime never feel overly long, and the optionality within each chapter provides a significant amount of replay value.
Sad Cat Studios long-awaited 2.5 side-scroller is gorgeous and boasts incredible world-building but stumbles in pretty notable ways.
From its presentation and aesthetic to its fluid gunplay and level design, Fumi Games delivers a noir adventure like no other.
It has been a long time coming, yes, but it’s fair to say that Pragmata is worth the wait.
Gameclaw Studio finally delivers on all the potential inherent in the first Regions of Ruin, even if it isn't necessarily blazing any trails.
The Occultist's Island might not be the scariest of places in the horror genre, but it does serve up some thrills nonetheless.
Samson: A Tyndalston Story delivers a striking world, solid brawling, and a decent crime tale, but uneven polish and familiar mission design keep it from standing out.
