GameSpot's Reviews
The wonderful worlds of BlazBlue, Persona 4, Under Night, and RWBY collide for an accessible yet challenging fighting showcase.
Golem's gorgeous presentation is undercut by poorly designed puzzles and frustrating navigation.
Onrush's unique blend of influences results in an innovative and refreshing racing game that replaces the finish line with objectives and teamwork.
The unique blend of Metroid and pinball makes Yoku's Island Express as entertaining as it is charming.
Dontnod follows up Life Is Strange with a surprisingly enthralling supernatural thriller.
The Forest's survival mechanics are captivating, but its unforgettable horrors steal the show.
Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers has some fantastic moments, but it more often succumbs to mundanity.
Despite some glorious and gruesome horror imagery, Agony doesn't have much else to offer.
The new Street Fighter collection ensures the series' most influential chapters are here to stay.
Quarantine Circular asks fascinating questions about humanity in a well-written narrative adventure, but it struggles to stick the landing.
The fast movement and skillful action of Wizard of Legend sets it apart among a sea of indie roguelikes.
Detroit: Become Human presents a gripping tale that's occasionally sullied by blatant missteps.
This hardcore survival sim is too dense for its own good.
Runner 3 is the most ambitious in the series yet--and also the toughest.
State of Decay 2 implements some interesting mechanics but fails to engage with them in a meaningful way.
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition on Switch brings all the DLC from other platforms together for what is, in essence, a remaster of one of the best Zelda spin-offs.
Unique smartphone games Framed and Framed 2 are now together in one place and offer some fun, clever puzzles.
Lots of work has gone into Nightwar since its first release, and the balancing improvements make it an easy game to recommend on all platforms.
A meditative, breezy puzzle adventure game that's light on challenge, but likely to stick with you after you finish it.
Destiny 2: Warmind is geared toward high-level players, but it offers little in the way of motivation while you grind levels to get to the endgame.