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It's finally back.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a unique vampire RPG that escapes its Witcher shadow.
Bit Reactor's first game is tactical excellence.
A true soulslike gem.
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North is back with a new Legacy Edition that has come out of left field, but should service fans nicely.
Madden NFL is back for another year, and while there are some notable improvements this time around, the same old problems still linger.
Some performance details are holding it back.
How did this underwater DLC change everything?
Game Freak continues to surprise us.
Uncovering emotions you wouldn't expect.
If you're into co-op games at all, you should give Big Walk a chance.
Fardust's Shards of Order is an easy recommendation.
This time it comes with a few bells and whistles.
If you love classic 1v1 fighting games, Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is an experience you'll constantly find rewarding too, representing a great return-to-form in a genre that often too easily loses its way.
Rick, Daryl, Michonne and the gang return.
For all its flaws, though, Resynced succeeded in one way I never thought a remake could. It made me feel like I was playing Black Flag for the first time again: I felt the same joy and excitement upon rediscovering its world and reacquainting myself with its core mechanics as I did way back in 2013.
Star Fox has had its share of remakes.
It isn't that Dark Scrolls lacks outright complexity, with multiple paths through the short game, nuance between characters, and some secret mini-quests to round out its content.
No mere Link's Awakening homage.
007 First Light brings James Bond back to gaming in an innovative story that celebrates the character's legacy, alongside franchise-best gameplay.