GameRant's Reviews
The Wolf Among Us Remastered is now the best way to play the classic Telltale game, though with a couple of small hiccups.
Phantom Blade Zero is simply fantastic, punching far above its weight graphically and mechanically while landing action-RPG fundamentals.
Modern Warfare 4 is the best Call of Duty since Black Ops 2, with a blockbuster campaign, endlessly fun multiplayer, and solid DMZ mode.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a delightful collection of sports that make great use of the Switch 2's motion controls.
Final Fantasy Resonance delivers thrilling turn-based combat, gorgeous HD-2D visuals, and a heartfelt tribute to the series.
Valor Mortis, the latest project from Ghostrunner developer One More Level, is absolutely wonderful, though not without its flaws.
Hellraiser: Revival offers a well-paced survival horror experience that's packed with fan-service, but also a Labyrinth-load of bugs.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a tenacious thrill ride, and its unique run-based risk-and-reward structure is its defining feature.
Gears of War: E-Day features an action-packed co-op campaign, intense PvP multiplayer, and an endlessly replayable Horde Siege mode.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a massive game with excellent turn-based tactics battles, but some of its side content drags.
Section 9's End of Abyss delivers a compelling sci-fi adventure that combines tense combat and exploration with some frustrating shortcomings.
Minecraft Dungeons 2 is one of the safest sequels on the market today, sometimes to its own detriment.
Ace Combat 8 marks another pleasant surprise for 2026, and is one of the most thrilling, sharply designed action games in years.
Silent Hill: Townfall expertly translates Silent Hill's uniquely disturbing brand of survival-horror to first-person.
Control Resonant transforms Remedy's cult classic into a bigger, bolder action RPG that rarely misses, even if its performances fall short at times.
Marvel's Wolverine tackles the impossible task of bringing an unkillable killing machine to an interactive medium.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword's combat is as sharp as a katana, but unfortunately, that blade is uneven and dull elsewhere.
The Blood of Dawnwalker has strong ideas and a compelling story, but repetitive design, uneven systems, and constant jank hold it back.
With great presentation, a well-written story, and rock-solid fundamentals, Star Wars Zero Company is one of the best Star Wars games in years.
It's as visually striking and polished as Asobo Studio's other releases, but is Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy a meaningful evolution for the IP?