Reviews

Youngblood takes some new risks for the series that pay off handsomely.

Samurai Shodown's one-on-one fights shine in dyanmic ways, but you'll need a friend to make the most out of it.

Classy combat and great guns carry an otherwise forgettable experience

Mortal Kombat 11 shines in its combat and story, but struggles in its delivery of loot.

Battle for the Grid has some decent animation, but the full package is as underwhelming as the Power Ranger games that came before it.

Thrilling combat, a great loot loop, and a strong endgame elevate this Tom Clancy shooter to new heights.

Excellent physics-based mechanics remain intact, but a frustrating progression grind puts the brakes on fun.

Metro Exodus mostly succeeds in its ambitions, making it easy to recommend to both newcomers and series fans alike.

Ubisoft aims high in its attempts to blend innovative additions with returning features, and Odyssey ultimately strikes a successful balance among its many parts.

Lara's origin story finally reaches its conclusion. Find out how it fares.

Far from the land of opportunity.

Despite its less attractive veneer, being able to play such a demanding game on the go is still a strong selling point.

The partnership between Bungie and Vicarious Visions has yielded a superb rendition of the massive sci-fi shooter, but is it the version for you?

Bungie's sequel is a triumphant adventure to share with new and returning friends, and one in which ease of play has been prioritized over complexity.

Final Fantasy XV breaks free from series conventions to deliver a unique adventure with a big heart.

Clear improvements over last year’s Xenoverse are present, but this year’s installment also produces the unavoidable feeling that you’ve played this before.

Thumper is its own unique beast – a mean, unrelenting animal that I wanted to put down after a few hours.

Id Software’s latest is an unrelenting, kinetic, and obscenely bloody return to form for the first mainstream FPS.

Id Software’s latest is an unrelenting, kinetic, and obscenely bloody return to form for the first mainstream FPS.

Id Software’s latest is an unrelenting, kinetic, and obscenely bloody return to form for the first mainstream FPS.