Not even a surprisingly good Zombies mode can save this year's Call of Duty from its miserable Campaign and multiplayer issues.
Realmforge's sequel doesn't reinvent the Dungeon Keeper-style wheel, but it can be fun if you ignore the terrible humor.
Achilles: Legends Untold tries to meld different genres together to form its own identity in the action RPG space. Does it succe
Hopoo Games' Risk of Rain returns with HD visuals, new content, multiplayer functions and more, while retaining everything that made it great.
Those itching for a solid rally racer with plenty of modes and features backed by solid gameplay will find plenty to like about EA Sports WRC.
Is this brief return to HELL-A worth your time?
The story of this one exceptionally specific time period in the Yakuza canon, revealed at last.
Check out our review of the retro-futuristic trappings of the narrative-heavy philosophical adventure game The Invincible.
Sports Interactive's admirably consistent franchise delivers yet another dangerously addictive outing.
The Life is Strange developer tries something new with this 3D platformer and delivers a uniquely meditative experience.
RoboCop: Rogue City may not have the expected level of polish, but it's undoubtedly an experience crafted by the hands of RoboCop fans.
Some interesting new features aside, the latest in the EA Sports UFC series is a solid, if routine and milquetoast, sequel.
Quantum Error is an ambitious horror shooter but most of the experience falls flat.
It shouldn't really work so well, but it does.
Despite some impressive visuals via Unreal Engine 5, Stray Souls feels utterly uninspired with awful story-telling and laughable horror.
Alan Wake 2 is a new survival horror title by the studio behind Control. Can the sequel live up to the original’s legacy? Find out in our review.
The Metal Gear franchise is back with a bang.
Equal parts sleek and cheesy, with expanded levels and several new mechanics, Ghostrunner 2 is a great sequel that doesn't skimp on difficulty.
Here we go!
Skull Island: Rise of Kong hopes to let you feel like the eponymous Kong as you rampage your way through his younger years.
