Kratos and Atreus return for another unforgettable journey, one that exceeds its predecessor in every way imaginable.
WRC Generations shows how much the series has grown by combining the best elements from the past several games.
One of the launch games for the PS5, Sackboy is finally making his PC debut with 3D platformer Sackboy: A Big Adventure. How has the game fared in its journey from consoles to PC?
Bayonetta 3 is an exercise in deranged excess, and it is amazing for it.
Modern Warfare 2 doesn’t live up to its name in most ways, but by focusing on what worked best from the Modern Warfare era, it delivers a solid, well-rounded COD experience.
Star Ocean: The Divine Force is the first game in the Star Ocean franchise in 6 years. Can it revitalise the classic JRPG series or is it going to end up as yet another middling entry?
Resident Evil Village's three-pronged expansion is easy to recommend to fans of the series and the base game, but it's not exactly an unmissable experience.
There's a lot of better asymmetric multiplayer games and a lot of better Dragon Ball games for you to try out than this one, but if you're determined to play it, this is fine too.
This year’s NHL is the best version for newcomers in years.
Fans of the sport will enjoy PGA Tour 2K23, even if it's a little rough around the edges.
New Tales from the the Borderlands delivers an entertaining sequel worthy of the Borderlands name, but doesn’t take enough risks to evolve the format.
Beware the Court of Owls, that watches all the time...
Asterigos: Curse of the Stars is a fresh take on the Souls formula, though a few shortcomings stop it from being an amazing experience.
The Uncharted franchise is making its PC debut with Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy through Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection. How well have they made the jump from c...
Ghostbusters: Spirit Unleashed might be worth looking into for fans of the franchise, but may be worth passing for anyone other than that niche.
Amicia and Hugo return for yet another unforgettable journey.
The worlds of Super Mario and Rabbids collide once again, and once again, the results are impressive.
The impossible dream comes true, at last.
The H.R. Giger-inspired first-person horror game Scorn is finally out. We got to play it over the weekend, and here are our thoughts on whether or not Scorn is the right horror game for you.
With so many Soulslikes to play, The Last Oricru struggles to make a case for itself.
