Reviews

Venture to the great beyond in World of Warcraft's latest adventure.

Immortals Fenyx Rising draws inspiration from movies and other games to create a unique and exciting mythological journey worth embarking on.

Beyond Light is a major turning point for the franchise in both story and gameplay, but the accompanying departure of older content diminishes the game in significant ways.

The full-team on-court action plays the best it ever has, and the graphical leap is impressive to boot, but it still comes up short in some key areas.

Fuser is a magical music experience that will have you dreaming up new ways to incorporate different songs and sounds into your next creation.

Dirt 5 offers a fun career mode and exciting community features, but lacks depth in its peripheral modes.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is far from a revelation, but it is an adequate diversion.

Loot is handled remarkably well and combat is fun, but the world, story, and missions don't have much of a pulse.

Call of Duty goes back to the '80s with a captivating campaign.

Bluepoint serves up a scintillating remake of FromSoftware's classic.

Rearrange pieces of the game map to forge your own path in this fun, challenging, and heartwarming puzzle adventure.

It doesn’t reinvent the genre, but Sackboy: A Big Adventure is a wonderful platformer that takes what’s come before, sprinkles in its trademark aesthetic, and shakes things up enough to feel fresh and exciting.

While not without its faults, Melody of Memory is a refreshing way to look back at Kingdom Hearts’ long journey thus far.

The Pathless is a wonderfully different game that makes you feel like you have ownership over the entire experience and are not being led along by a pre-scripted playbook.

Some trade-offs prevent Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin from delivering its full bounty, but you can still reap the benefits of its novel ideas.

Young Horses has created a silly but heartfelt story and adventure game, but the creature-capturing gameplay never really hits its stride.

Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition is the best way to play an already-good game, but the fine-tuning doesn’t elevate the experience to new heights.

With an engaging combination of combat, exploration, and crafted story content, this Viking legend is an epic with a little something for everyone.

Astro’s Playroom is much more than a tutorial. It’s a joyful and polished platformer that ushers in a new generation of PlayStation hardware with a big smile.

The new Spider-Man's adventure is shorter and more focused, but is still an exhilarating blast.