Games
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Review: Volume for PS4
Combined with its stellar stealth-puzzle gameplay, Volume is an engrossing, enjoyable experience
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Rare Replay (Review)
Rare Replay offers a mixed bag of games, but it’s a staggering amount of content for the money
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Elite: Dangerous (Review — Xbox One)
Overwhelming and intoxicating, Elite: Dangerous gives players an entire galaxy to explore with little restriction or guidance
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The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (Review)
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a gorgeous, thought-provoking game that refuses to mollycoddle players
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Batman: Arkham Knight (Review)
Batman: Arkham Knight isn’t perfect, but it reminds us just how good a superhero game can be
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World Weary: Lego Jurassic World (Review)
Lego Jurassic World thrives on good-humored nostalgia, but its gameplay is mired in repetition
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E3 2015: 8 highlights from Sony’s conference
After Microsoft landed several body blows during its conference earlier that day, Sony had a lot to prove when its executives stepped on stage at E3....
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E3 2015: 7 highlights from Microsoft’s conference
Microsoft needed a good E3. The Xbox One is a powerful, capable console, but a high launch price pushed many prospective buyers into the waiting...
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (Review)
Witcher 3 revels in the depravity of war, offering an engrossing, exciting, time-consuming experience.
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Review: Project CARS
Project CARS is an unashamedly punishing racing game, but it’s all the more rewarding as a result
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Review: Mortal Kombat X
It's violent almost to a fault, but Mortal Kombat X is an incredibly solid fighting game
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Battlefield Hardline (Review)
Battlefield Hardline’s focus on cops and robbers is a big change for the series -- or is it?
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Ori and the Blind Forest (Review)
Gaming is a medium rife with tropes and recycled ideas. If a particular style, or method, or setting is proven effective, it will be repeated...
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Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires (Review)
Enjoy Empires until you tire of its repetition, then go play something else.
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The Order: 1886 (Review)
While its beauty deserves to be seen, as a game The Order: 1886 repeatedly stumbles
