GameSpot's Reviews
Old Skies is a poignant story of love and loss, building a strong mystery with memorable characters.
Doom: The Dark Ages reinvents and reigns in with equal measure, taking the series in a bold new direction without straying from its captivating roots.
Revenge of the Savage Planet is a bigger and better sequel, stretching out its joyful mix of platforming, exploration, and puzzle-solving across four diverse and lively planets.
While rewarding creativity like any great game in its genre should do, Blendo Games' Skin Deep also offers a refreshingly lighthearted take on the immersive sim.
Despite its name, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered comfortably toes the line between a remake and remaster
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a phenomenal RPG, telling a heartbreaking tale while incorporating thrilling action into its tactical turn-based combat
Sunderfolk isn't great if you play it on your own, but the experience with friends is fantastic and memorable.
Blue Prince is a masterfully intricate roguelike puzzle game that reveals increasingly elaborate details and interlocking systems as you peel back its layers.
Wanderstop is a comforting experience that touches on some of the less-explored aspects of overcoming mental health struggles, but would benefit from improved gameplay.
South of Midnight makes up for its orthodox gameplay with a fantastic story, well-researched setting, and an incredibly catchy lyric-driven soundtrack.
With its wide-open quest design, Atomfall takes a novel approach to storytelling that helps push through some of its lesser parts.
The First Berserker: Khazan delights with its heavy-hitting combat and unusual approach to character progression
MLB The Show 25 adds a number of impactful new features while tweaking its already excellent on-field action
Ubisoft Quebec's Assassin's Creed Shadows messes with a good thing by including one too many playable protagonists.
WWE 2K largely shines for another year, but it offers up one major new mode that elicits go-home heat in its inaugural form.
Suikoden I and II are all-time RPG classics, but this remaster collection doesn't quite do them the justice they deserve
Split Fiction is more than a hilarious, compassionate, and delightful new benchmark for multiplayer experiences--it is a remarkable love letter to creativity, video games, and companionship.
With phenomenal character work, gorgeous visuals, and a compelling story, Lost Records is shaping up to be Don't Nod's greatest game to date.
It has issues, but Monster Hunter Wilds iterates on a winning formula with another captivating collection of monsters to slay
Survios' Alien VR game loses some of its luster on the Quest platform and struggles to make its starring monster interesting regardless of the specific headset in use.