From The Lord of the Rings: Gollum to Skull Island: Rise of Kong , 2023 had some broken games
The TurboGrafx-16 is back in fine form, but this specialist revival console won't suit everyone
From Cid to Songbird, here are the best heroes and villains of this year’s video games
Netflix’s take on Bryan Lee O’Malley’s graphic novel might not be what some fans want, but it’s what they need
The Phantom Thieves’ latest is a clever spin on the original’s battles, both internal and external
Sony’s latest handheld is very much geared toward an at-home, second-screen experience
Stanisław Lem’s classic sci-fi novel The Invincible makes for a gripping adventure game
It’s not perfect, but this ambitious budget shooter based on the popular '80s film has some great combat
Slay the Princess ’ horrific time loop masks a deeper, philosophical truth
Remedy's long-awaited sequel is a narratively thrilling experience that benefits from an uncompromising creative vision
Dread and cigarettes are everywhere in The Man Who Erased His Name
Mario’s latest platforming adventure may not be his hardest, but it is certainly his weirdest
World of Horror has a formidable 1.0 version after spending years in early access
PlayStation’s latest superhero romp doesn’t hold back
Despite simplistic gameplay, this adventure sequel offers one of the Pokémon world's best depictions yet
Ubisoft’s next entry in the popular series is smaller, better, and a return to the past.
A jack of all trades and master of none, Starfield’s abundance is flattened by clunky design and a poverty of choice
Two of the devs behind Limbo and Inside deliver another masterful puzzle game
You can’t solve all your problems with a Uzi in third-person shooter El Paso, Elsewhere
The latest installment in the popular fighting game series is just as wacky and gory as usual
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