Infinity Game Table review: Digital board game rolls dice with mixed success
The Infinity Game Table is a clever, modern approach to board games, but it lacks the some key features.
Scarlet Nexus review: A deep story with even deeper action
Scarlet Nexus is a unique Japanese action role-playing game with surprises around every corner for any fan of the genre.
PowerA Fusion Pro 2 for Xbox review: A cheaper Elite Series 2 with compromises
PowerA's new Xbox Fusion Pro 2 controller is cheaper than an Elite Series 2, but for a reason.
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart review: Another PS5 superhero spectacle
Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart is another standout PS5 exclusive that takes full advantage of the system's power.
Biomutant review: A scrappy action RPG that’s loaded with creativity
Biomutant bites off more than it can chew, but makes up for it with inventive and colorful world building.
PowerA Fusion for Nintendo Switch review: Elite Switch controller has trade-offs
The PowerA Fusion is a nifty alternative to Nintendo's Pro Switch controller, though it requires some key sacrifices.
Resident Evil Village review: Franchise’s highs, lows crammed into one package
Resident Evil Village crams all of the franchise's strengths and weaknesses into an uneven, though intriguing package.
Returnal review: The PS5 finally gets its must-play exclusive
The PS5's latest exclusive is a fast and furious shooter with the creative spirit of an indie game.
NieR Replicant upgrade review: Still flawed, but more engrossing than ever
NieR Replicant is a much-needed touch-up of the 2010 cult classic that comes with all the same strengths and weaknesses.
Diablo II: Resurrected’s technical alpha showcases a faithful remaster of an aging classic
In an improvement over Blizzard's last remaster, the Diablo II: Resurrected technical alpha works a treat for franchise fans.
Outriders review: Thrilling action makes up for a flat sci-fi story
Outriders brings the noise with excellent third-person shooting and satisfying space magic, but its sci-fi world underwhelms.
iiRcade review: A high-quality home arcade system that’s still growing
The iiRcade brings the arcade experience home with a top-notch machine that's still growing its game library.
Balan Wonderworld review: I think to myself, what a blunder-full world
Balan Wonderworld is a colorful platformer that struggles to deliver fun platforming.
Magic: Legends’ beta hides an enjoyable co-op adventure behind a sluggish start
Magic: Legends leans on the IP's roots to shake up the ARPG genre, but the pros are overwhelmed by the cons.
It Takes Two review: Teamwork makes the dream work
It Takes Two is a delightful video game romantic comedy that's one part Nintendo, one part Pixar.
Monster Hunter Rise review: A grand hunt that’s far from over
By weaving web-slinging into the action RPG, Monster Hunter Rise has the power to unite a divided fanbase.
Bravely Default 2 review: Innovative combat can’t fully heal a generic RPG story
In trying to recapture what popularized the genre, Bravely Default 2 misunderstands why it fell out of favor.
Project Triangle Strategy features promising tactics, but the story holds it back
Between solid strategy mechanics and a dutiful appreciation of the player's time, the core of Project Triangle Strategy is strong, but its story is not.
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury review: A joyful celebration
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury is a nearly perfect package for Nintendo Switch owners.
Persona 5 Strikers review: Missing the spark
Persona 5 Strikers is as flashy as its predecessor, but lacks the interesting gameplay mechanics that made the original worth spending time with.
The Medium review: A horror game stuck between two worlds
The Medium tries to be both a modern psychological horror and retro throwback without quite nailing either.
Hitman 3 review: A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy
Hitman 3 takes Agent 47 to the series' best locations, playing into the games' strengths while offering new incentives to retry missions over and over again.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game — Complete Edition review: Double nostalgia
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World: The Game - Complete Edition is a double dose of retro nostalgia, though its age shows.
Cyberpunk 2077 post-patch review: A car crash of a game you can’t turn away from
There are great elements to Cyberpunk 2077, but the good is covered in a litany of issues, some that can be fixed and some that are baked into the game itself.
World of Warcraft: Shadowlands review: Even in death, WoW can’t find itself
Even calling on a story element that saw World of Warcraft through the height of its popularity can't save it from a muddied focus and lack of innovation.
Immortals Fenyx Rising review: 2020’s sleeper hit
It may not hit the organic exploration of Breath of the Wild, but Immortals makes up for its shortcomings with great design, a witty script, and solid combat.
Empire of Sin review: Crime pays in clever prohibition-era strategy game
Empire of Sin is a clever prohibition-era strategy game that perfectly blends its historical setting with its genre-melding gameplay.
Xbox Series S review: Impressive but not worth it in the long run
The Series S is initially an impressive piece of hardware for its price, but its limitations quickly become apparent. I can hardly recommend buying it.
Destiny 2: Beyond Light review: Icy expansions brings cool changes
Destiny 2: Beyond Light's weak story might not win over many new fans, but its new character abilities give the game a much needed refresh.
Godfall review: Repetitive gameplay hurts next-gen spectacle
Godfall offers up a lot of next-gen promise with its dazzling visuals, but its held back by repetitive game design.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla review: One of the franchise’s best
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is a great Assassin's Creed game, but what makes it good is also what makes it decidedly un-Assassin's Creed, for better of worse.
Watch Dogs: Legion review: The reasons to skip it are legion
Despite Ubisoft's best open world to date, the main hook of recruiting anyone in the open world falls flat, and the PC version is particularly buggy.
LG 34GN850-B review: The best ultrawide for $900, if you can find it
LG's 34GN850-B is a Nano-IPS ultrawide gaming monitor that comes with a 160 Hz refresh rate and colors good enough for professional photo editing.
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit review: Fun for some ages
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit includes a well-made toy kart that is fun to drive, but the surprising amount of content clashes with a bunch of smaller issues.