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Iron Man VR is an enjoyable superhero adventure that doesn't quite reach summer blockbuster heights.
Yes, if you just want more Pokémon Sword and Shield. It’s not a groundbreaking package, but it’s a fun excuse to see some old favorite monsters.
The Outer Worlds is a great open-world first-person shooter with well-written dialogue and world-building. But playing on the Switch does a disservice to the original game. It often begins to feel like a chore.
Chex Quest HD is a short, but pleasant hit of 90's nostalgia.
Gears Tactics doesn’t have to rival the latest main-series game to get across the franchise’s grand ambitions of worldwide conflict.
...although the complete Final Fantasy VII storyline is a fascinating, emotional globetrotting adventure, this first 40-hour romp is anything but.
Call of Duty: Warzone is the definitive battle royale experience right now.
MLB The Show 20 is another home run thanks to its refined gameplay and many modes.
Playing Afterparty feels like a bad night out with friends. Things didn’t go as expected, but it’s still fun
Resident Evil 3 is uncomfortable but exhilarating. There’s a thrill in the danger, like roaming a haunted house or riding a roller coaster.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the escapism we need right now.
Doom Eternal is a bigger and even better version of its predecessor, recognizing exactly why fans loved that game so much while giving them even more reasons to love the sequel.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX squanders its charming premise with repetitive gameplay.
Warcraft III: Reforged is a much-needed remaster that's not quite complete.
Ring Fit Adventure is an ingenious blend of fitness and gaming.
Fallen Order isn't original, but it's a fantastic romp any Star Wars fan should play.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has an outstanding campaign, and the multiplayer will have you itching to play just one more game over, and over, and over again.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint's bugs undermine its excellent tactical combat.
It won’t change the minds of Kojima detractors who think he should just make movies, but the game’s thoughtful social components showcase why he still plays such a vital role in the games industry.
Shadowkeep is an expansion that’s brimming with potential that it’s actually poised to capitalize on. Its campaign may be a lukewarm retread through the franchise’s history, but the endgame loop is feeling more robust than ever. If the game’s first post-launch update is any indication, Shadowkeep promises a compelling reason to return to Destiny 2 , putting more emphasis on world discovery than an endless loot grind.