
Square Enix has transformed a generational (but grueling) adventure into a must-play RPG


Square Enix has transformed a generational (but grueling) adventure into a must-play RPG

If you thought the base game was difficult, think again

Dragon’s Dogma 2 is the best video game adventure I’ve experienced since Elden Ring, a far more approachable open-world game that has no doubt colored how players perceive this year’s big fantasy RPG. (It certainly did for me.) But like another FromSoftware game, the original Demon’s Souls, I found that once I had accepted Dragon’s Dogma 2’s peculiarities and deciphered what it was asking of me, I fell deeply in love. Dragon’s Dogma 2 awakens those old feelings of learning to overcome my expectations of what a game should be, then discovering new types of experiences along the way. That’s the best kind of journey.

Separate Ways is a must-play for Resident Evil 4 fans

FromSoftware’s newest outing is a clever, demanding, and generous mecha game

If there can be such a thing as a wholesome wargame, this is it

For all of the rough edges that it smooths over, RE4 pulls off the same trick that RE2 did in 2019, making a groundbreaking but now dated game feel brand-new again.

The Dead Space remake changes all the right things


The open-world Dark Souls successor is staggering in breadth and challenge

This is the Planet Earth of Pokémon games

One of the nicest new additions to Demon's Souls is a photo mode. In addition to giving players the option to actually pause Demon's Souls - something you couldn't do in the original - it also takes some lovely screenshots. (See: every image in this review.)

10 years on, Frictional Games brings us a smart sequel to The Dark Descent


Capcom’s latest remake is once again excellent, but safe and short