
Far Cry 6's second DLC pack is an interesting look at a classic villain, but it lacks much variety and its roguelike elements clash with the series' free-form style that made the base game so enjoyable.


Far Cry 6's second DLC pack is an interesting look at a classic villain, but it lacks much variety and its roguelike elements clash with the series' free-form style that made the base game so enjoyable.

Far Cry 6 smooths over a lot of the bumps that have cropped up in the past few games and even though it misses some steps, especially with its new inventory system, it's the best the series has been in years.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is a fine reminder of what made the original so great for its time, but more importantly, it’s a testament to how far we've come in the decade since.

This sequel is a good time for hacking and slashing but doesn't surpass the original.

Red Faction Re-Mars-tered may not add anything new, but everything we loved about the original looks better than ever.

This funland-themed expansion brings you roller coasters, fried dough, and even more killer robots.

Despite a solid combat system, there's not enough in this battle bike racer to be worth the long haul.

The Saturday morning cartoon-inspired action is good fun, but not without its flaws.

The sci-fi action-RPG borrows heavily from other franchises, but adds enough of its own unique flavor to stand apart.

This stylish remake isn't without its flaws, but also has a few new tricks up its sleeve.

The second installment of Telltale's Batman takes all of the solid foundations established by Episode 1, trims most of the fat, and continues to build an engaging Dark Knight story in a unique and uncharted version of the D.C. legend’s universe. Old Bat-fans will get much more out of the unexpected twists and turns than a newcomer, but the relationships Bruce Wayne forms and develops with the people around him appeal equally.

The Red Dawn-style shooter takes another crack at making liberating America fun.

Desperate nighttime defense missions and monstrous new enemies make unlocking abilities all over again worth it.

Despite some good ideas and a cool art style, Aaru falls short of being a dream platformer.

ACU: Dead Kings takes Arno into new subterranean territory, where both stealth challenges and some frustrating mazes await.