Project Diva Megamix+ is a massive music game packed with variety and challenge that will keep you jamming for a very long time.
From Software's latest is a masterpiece of open-world design that places exploration and player agency at the heart of the experience.
Arkane Lyon's follow-up to Dishonored is a masterclass in open-ended action game design.
Square Enix tells a smaller, more personal Final Fantasy 7 tale and marries it with a smart mashup of action and RPG gameplay to deliver a must-play experience. Its PS5 version realizes the world of Midgar with stunning new detail.
Bluepoint delivers a Demon's Souls remake that is as much its own as it is From Software's, and it shows off the power of the PS5 with it.
Square Enix tells a smaller, more personal Final Fantasy 7 tale and marries it with a smart mashup of action and RPG gameplay to deliver a must-play experience.
Arc System Works' fighting game based on the popular Japanese mobile RPG is mechanically sound and introduces some interesting ideas.
From Software takes its unique brand of challenging gameplay to the stealth-action genre, and delivers something unforgettable.
Kingdom Hearts 3's impenetrable lore doesn't stop the last chapter of Sora's story from being a fun frolic through beloved Disney worlds.
The sixth entry in Bandai Namco's weapons-based fighting series makes a strong return.
Telltale finishes strong with a introspective look at the relationship between Batman and Joker.
Metal Gear Survive's punishing systems drag down what could have been a good survival game
Telltale puts Bruce Wayne and John Doe's relationship under the microscope in the strongest episode of the Batman: The Enemy Within.
A variety of offline modes, a fresh coat of paint, and a big new gameplay addition gives Street Fighter V a new lease on life.
Telltale digs deep into Bruce Wayne's relationships, as things get complicated for the Dark Knight.
Telltale flips the script on Joker and presents a cool new take on Harley Quinn in episode 2 of Batman: The Enemy Within
Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite is a deep and rewarding fighting game for both hardcore and casual players alike, but has a few rough edges.
Telltale starts strong with new characters and a charismatic villain.
Prey squanders its narrative opportunities but develops into an engaging open-world shooter.
Inconsequential decisions suck the momentum out of Telltale's Batman series.