Even with cute creatures, some extremely creative ideas, and loads to do, there’s something missing at the heart of Yoshi’s latest adventure
Yacht Club Games’ second major swing at a retro renaissance invokes a familiar sense of adventure, but with a spirit and character all its own
IO Interactive's James Bond origin story mostly excels as a playable movie but struggles under the weight of some grander ambitions
Long overdue remake is a mixed blessing, but only the kickoff to our awaited R-Type Summer
Sometimes all you need for a good time is some puppets and some blasters
In space, no one can hear you sigh
Dead as Disco’s foundations are great, but it’s what fans are doing with it that will keep it going for a long time
The next big Lego game from TT Games is for all you Arkham City fans out there
This follow-up to Disco Elysium is righteously angry at the state of the world, though sometimes its anger gets the better of it
Xbox’s new open-world racing game doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it didn’t really need to
Perfect Tides: Station to Station is more than a great point-and-click adventure; it’s a profoundly vibrant work about how life wounds us and how we grow as people
I went and checked out the Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu meal at Burger King so you don't have to be that weirdo in the parking lot
Beethoven & Dinosaur’s narrative adventure curates a mix of music and mechanics
The long-awaited life-sim sequel makes significant improvements on the original, but its focus on customization comes at the cost of conflict and content
The next piece of gaming hardware from the company behind Half-Life is a fantastic gamepad that ain't cheap
Housemarque’s spiritual successor to Returnal offers the same thorny, rewarding challenges
The IGF-winning strategy puzzle game is a hypnotic dance between match-three tiles, Saussure and absurdity
This new shooter mixes classic cartoons, first-person shooting, and noir storytelling into one of 2026's coolest games
Outerloop's latest bite-sized RPG comes in a bit undercooked
Capcom’s subversive take on the dad game trope is clever and cleansing after years of complicated love
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