Playing these games a second time around is more or less essential for having the complete experience.
These recent single player games offer some amazing boss fights that will stay with you long after the credits roll. And oh, you will find nothing from the Soulsborne genre here.
Sucker Punch has announced that its open-world samurai action-adventure game has shipped almost 10 million copies.
Some games can have surprisingly dark and depressing starts to their stories, and here are 15 such games.
When the inevitable sequel arrives, here's what we want from it.
Sucker Punch job ads suggest the studio is working on a new open world game with melee combat and stealth mechanics.
These games are the absolute cream of the crop when it comes to the open-world stealth subgenre.
Ready for some tearjerkers?
It's frankly astonishing how we can get so attached to the mere existence of a fictional character that their demise leaves us teary eyed.
Design, aesthetic, atmosphere, lore- for one reason or the other, these worlds sucked us right in.
From the clash of steel on steel to the tense showdowns and brutal aftermath, these titles offer some of the best combat with swords.
The update adds a new Fill Party goal to Custom Mode, changes various items in Legends Mode and fixes dialogue and cutscenes issues in the campaign.
Takashi Doscher will write the Ghost of Tsushima film adaptation, which is being directed by Chad Stahelski of John Wick fame.
Excellent level design is difficult to achieve but these levels do that while also looking darn good. Check out all of them here.
Some boss fights offer a modicum of hope. However, these 12 bosses will insist on crushing you right away with very little effort.
Along with redefining how we approach the open world, these 15 games provided brand new experiences unlike anything else out there.
Players seeking a challenge can now enable four difficulty modifiers and three Nightmare hazards in a single Platinum Survival match.
If you're looking for a tough but fair challenge, these games' hard modes won't disappoint you.
Because why not?
This not going to be a cakewalk.
