
Cool combat and mysterious masks are the high points of Absolver.


Cool combat and mysterious masks are the high points of Absolver.

LawBreakers serves up awesome action in a forgettable framework.

A blast from the past that's over too soon.

New terrors lurk in a long-forgotten courtyard for those seeking serious challenge.

Strafe succeeds at being a suitable homage of referential nostalgia-laden trinkets, but there’s no other real reason you should play it.

While the campaign can feel like a lifeless chore, the multiplayer options offer interesting tweaks on classic genre staples

The Elder Scrolls: Legends is welcoming to genre newcomers, offering a substantial single-player campaign that comes with many rewards.

A dazzling mix of challenging boss encounters, terrifying enemies, and freedom to engage in side-missions and multiplayer create a dynamite fusion of intense fun

I’m a big fan of seeing old series recapture glory, but in this case, Double Dragon is an experience better left in the past.

Let It Die features a compelling loot loop with plenty of customization for your roster of combatants.

House of the Dying Sun taps into a lost era of starfighting simulation, successfully evoking the feeling of a classic space shooter.

A robust campaign experience, compelling multiplayer modes, and rambunctious, zany zombies create a winning formula.

A modern coat of polish and paint has resulted in an enjoyable 4X experience.

Starbound is a survival/exploration experience that has been in some form of early access for years, but it is finally launching into orbit with an official release.

Overwatch is an amazing experience. It’s fresh and consistently fun, with matches that are great in random groups, but astonishingly good when played with friends.