Games
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Review: Superhot and Superhot VR for PS4
Superhot and Superhot VR are intense puzzle games masquerading as exciting first-person shooters
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Review: Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is a flawed yet faithful remastering of a gaming icon
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The Nintendo Switch and Zelda Breath of the Wild (Review)
The Nintendo Switch has one great game, but you should hold off on buying one
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Watch Dogs 2 (review): A brighter, better sequel
Watch Dogs 2 is fun, vibrant and packed with interesting characters -- everything the original wasn't.
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Review: Dishonored 2 is an essential purchase
Dishonored 2 exceeds the original game with more choice, better graphics and new powers
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Review: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is a bloated mess
Modern Warfare Remastered blows it out of the water
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PlayStation VR review: Pretty spectacular, but not essential (yet)
Sony’s big gamble with virtual reality is a success, even if its stance as the affordable option is a little misleading
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Mafia III (review): Brilliant narrative, repetitive gameplay
It's easy to get lost in Mafia 3's world. It's just a shame that various shortcomings threaten to pull you out of it.
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No Man’s Sky (review): It’s flawed, but also phenomenal
No Man’s Sky is an infinite game filled with a very finite number of things to do, but it’s utterly exquisite
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Xbox One S review: What the One should have been
Microsoft's updated Xbox One S is what the console always should have been
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First Look: We Happy Few is fun but flawed
We Happy Few offers an intriguing, if imperfect glimpse into a dystopian alternate reality
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Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens (review)
Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens is an effortless, enjoyable and thoroughly welcome return to form for the franchise
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Overwatch (review): Multiplayer is fun again
In a market oversaturated with similar games, "Overwatch" is a glowing example of competitive online gaming at its best
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The Sims 4 throws gender rules out the window
An update to The Sims 4 gives users more freedom to customize an avatar’s gender expression
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Doom (review): A retro-inspired, adrenaline-soaked joy
Doom hands us literal incarnations of Hell, a massive arsenal with which to dispatch them, and then tells us to get a goddamn move on.
