Onimusha: Way of the Sword is an excellent way for the beloved dormant action franchise to reawaken and once again grab the spotlight.
Volume 2 brings two fan-favorite classics to current-gen systems, but do the upgrades make this collection worth revisiting?
Does 2K and Hangar 13's excellent remake justify its existence on PS5? We’ve played a significant portion of the game and are ready to answer that question.
Whether it’s your first sojourn into the Lands Between, or you are a returning lonely tarnished, the Switch 2 version of Elden Ring will serve you well.
Asobo Studios attempts something different with its third Plague Tale title, and ends up delivering potentially the series’ best game yet.
Hell Rising brings a fun new weapon and an interesting new region to Nioh 3. However, its enemy variety and story leave much to be desired.
While S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is already a great open-world game in its own right, its first expansion takes things further with entirely new zones to explore.
War in the North gets a welcome modern makeover, but its dated repetition and functional design keeps this cult classic firmly rooted in 2011.
We knew Frogwares was switching things up in The Sinking City 2, but what we didn’t expect was just how well those changes would complement an already solid premise.
Cold Symmetry delivers a confident sequel in Mortal Shell 2 with rewarding exploration, engaging combat and focused progression, despite some rough edges.
Man of Honor is a compact, satisfying expansion that adds worthwhile story content without reinventing the formula.
Duskfade is Weird Beluga's attempt at making a fun, light-hearted adventure families can enjoy together. Here's how well it manages.
Madden swings for a more ambitious experience this year, but its biggest additions don't necessarily translate into a stronger game overall.
Expression Games captures the atmosphere of the Vietnam conflict, even as it fumbles with performance and optimization.
Replicant D6 follows the GoldenEye formula to a T, delivering a fun retro-style experience, even if it lacks its own charm.
Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites hasn’t reinvented the wheel here, but there's enough meat on this expansion’s bones to keep it interesting for its runtime.
Arc System Works scores on presentation and gameplay, even packing a healthy amount of solo content, but online is a different story.
Mistfall Hunter’s rewarding combat and flexible buildcraft soften extraction’s hardest edges, but also dulls much of its tension.
Game Freak's biggest multiplatform game yet is also its best, blooming with charm despite some technical and presentation hangups.
Splatoon Raiders reinvents Nintendo’s ink-based shooter as an addictive looter with superb co-op and technical polish.
