Ubisoft is using its two protagonists to try and offer two very different experiences
Pull rates are a weird mix of generous with new alts but deeply with the Special Illustration Rares
As the Yakuza games keep riffing on old ideas in new genres and subgenres, I have to wonder how far it can go
In Cruel you need to quickly escape an apartment building filled with deadly cultists
SteamWorld Heist II reinvents the class-based job system
It sounds like he’s much better as Shadow in Sonic the Hedgehog 3, at least
Ballistic is a big step forward for Epic's free-to-play juggernaut
Dungeon Clawler is a roguelite deckbuilder, but driven by a carnival game
The long-awaited open-world FPS sequel is a janky experience that isn't for everyone
A visual overhaul takes the edge off some, but not all, of the old-school quirks
Sony's most expensive video game console is impressive, but isn't for everyone
The final expansion to Remedy’s 2023 masterpiece says goodbye in glorious fashion
Black Ops 6’s cooperative mode goes back to basics, and it feels oh so good
Slay the Princess: The Pristine Cut is a reminder that the time loop horror game was one of last year’s best
Indika is a fascinating story about religious trauma
You can play Backyard Baseball ‘97 in all its vintage glory right now
Sunderfolk is fun as hell, even if its efforts to make board games more accessible feel misguided
This indie's blend of domestic gameplay and exciting story beats makes for a unique gaming experience
Daemonologie is a short, incredible, and deeply unsettling game about being a 1600s witch finder
Bloober Team and Konami have delivered a faithful and very scary remake of the PS2 classic