PlayStation 5 DualSense Edge review: a true pro PS5 controller, for a price
The DualSense Edge is a true pro controller for PS5 players, though its high price point makes some of its shortcomings sting.
Dead Space review: respectful remake keeps the series’ legacy safe
The new Dead Space remake doesn't add much to the original experience, but it still holds up as a genre classic.
Season: A Letter to the Future review: an unforgettable meditation on memory
Season: A Letter to the Future is a gorgeous indie adventure that you won't want to rush through.
Forspoken review: Magical open-world gameplay makes up for a slow start
While Forspoken delivers a weak story filled with pacing issues, it's open-world traversal and dazzling spellcasting are enough to keep it exciting.
Fire Emblem Engage review: Nintendo starts its 2023 off strong
Even if its more a side-step than a jump forwards, Fire Emblem Engage is another critical hit for the tactics series.
One Piece Odyssey review: A fun JRPG for fans and newcomers
One Piece Odyssey is a simple and fun time that any JRPG fan will like and One Piece fans will love.
High on Life review: Rick and Morty meets Metroid in memorable shooter
High on Life's hit-and-miss comedy will be polarizing, but its Metroid Prime-inspired formula makes for a memorable sci-fi adventure.
Dragon Quest Treasures review: there’s gold here, but you’ll have to dig
Dragon Quest Treasures puts its whole heart into everything it does, even if repetitive gameplay holds it back.
Need for Speed Unbound review: compelling hook elevates stylish racer
Need for Speed Unbounds uses its style and strong narrative hook to overcome some repetitive gameplay and cringe-inducing writing.
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion review: classic RPG’s fate sealed by destiny
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is a remaster for purists, putting a fresh coat of paint over aging design.
Victrix Pro BFG review: Unique PS5 controller could replace your DualSense
With its incredibly innovative modular design, the Victrix Pro BFG is the best third-party PS5 controller you can buy right now.
The Callisto Protocol review: Gruesome horror game scratches that Dead Space itch
The Callisto Protocol is more than enough to scratch that Dead Space itch, even if its mixed combat could use more work.
Marvel’s Midnight Suns review: Detailed superhero RPG goes the extra mile
Marvel's Midnight Suns is a dense 40-plus-hour superhero RPG with very engaging card-based tactical fights.
Gungrave G.O.R.E review: a PS2 throwback, for better and worse
Gungrave G.O.R.E is a solid, stylish action game that takes players back to the PS2 era. But that might not sit well with everyone.
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet review: radical reinvention sparkles in spite of tech woes
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet sure don't look pretty, but open-world freedom turns out to be exactly what the monster-catching series needed.
Pentiment review: Xbox’s big 2022 exclusive appraises its own legacy
Pentiment's outstanding story and one-of-a-kind art direction make Xbox's only first-party exclusive this fall a worthwhile romp.
A Little to the Left review: good housekeeping makes for a great puzzle game
A Little to the Left delivers cozy organization puzzles that turn good housekeeping into the ultimate video game power fantasy.
Sonic Frontiers review: Sonic’s latest adventure is one of his worst
Sonic Frontiers isn't glitchy but is let down by a lackluster story, poor visuals, and bad game design.
God of War Ragnarok review: hellacious sequel’s best moments are its quietest
God of War Ragnarok doesn't quite reach the narrative heights of its 2018 predecessor, but it still delivers with hellacious action.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II review: war is what you make of it
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II's lackluster campaign is a bummer, but its multiplayer is a solid way to spend time with friends.
Bayonetta 3 review: excellent action game is the true queen of the multiverse
Bayonetta 3 is a new high point for the action series, putting Hollywood blockbusters to shame with its nonstop thrills.
New Tales From the Borderlands review: a safe successor to a Telltale classic
New Tales from the Borderlands doesn't redefine Telltale's legacy, but it does a great job of upholding it.
Gotham Knights review: strong story rescues underpowered Bat adventure
Gotham Knights takes a bold narrative swing by killing off Batman, but its strong multiplayer is held back by performance and gameplay issues.
A Plague Tale: Requiem review: gorgeous sequel has some growing pains
A Plague Tale: Requiem builds on everything that made its predecessor a surprise hit, though its forced meditations on violence ring hollow.
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope review: one of Mario’s finest spinoffs
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is a step up for the tactics series, with more creative combat that makes every turn a blast.
Scorn review: Bold psychological horror game is only half-formed
Scorn pays tribute to H. R. Giger with harrowing visuals that'll haunt your nightmares, but the horror game is better watched than played.
Logitech G Cloud Gaming Handheld review: For enthusiasts only
The Logitech G Cloud Gaming Handheld is the first device of its kind, but it doesn't prove that dedicated cloud gaming handhelds are necessary.
Valkyrie Elysium review: a cult-classic made average
Valkyrie Elysium is a budget RPG that squanders lovely art design with bare-bones combat and a predictable story.
Gundam Evolution review: a true Overwatch 2 contender, but not a flawless one
Gundam Evolution takes notes from Overwatch, but uses them to create a fresh, if imperfect, free-to-play shooter.
Desta: The Memories Between review: Netflix scores another great mobile game
Desta: The Memories Between miniaturizes the tactics genre with a heartfelt mobile game about social anxiety and dodgeball.
Shovel Knight Dig review: retro meets modern in this clever roguelike
Shovel Knight Dig is another spin-off success in Yacht Club's growing treasure trove of gems.
The DioField Chronicle review: strategy RPG makes for convincing sequel bait
Square Enix seems to think the The DioField Chronicle could be the start of a new franchise, and it makes a strong case for that.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero review: politics and RPG battles collide
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero puts together a politically engaging story, fun gameplay, and likable heroes into one epic RPG.
Soulstice review: an enjoyable AA throwback with one fatal flaw
Soulstice is a AA through and through; it's quite ambitious, but some flaws hold it back from true greatness.