
Total War: Warhammer 3’s Shadows of Change introduces three Lords of varying quality

Total War: Warhammer 3’s Shadows of Change introduces three Lords of varying quality

Nintendo’s colossal sequel gives players more freedom than ever before


The lauded World War II series keeps experimenting

Freelancer mode is a rare amalgamation of challenge and approachability

A turn-based adventure that’s always rushing to the next battle

It might not be my desert island game yet, but it’s off to a good start

Let’s hope it doesn’t age as poorly, though


A promising cyberpunk shooter without the confidence to see things through

Diablo 3 remains a clever, rewarding, and oftentimes brilliant action-RPG that has made a near seamless transition to Nintendo Switch, six years after its original release.

Titanfall 2 is more measured and intelligent than its predecessor, but just as fluid and kinetic.

Gears of War 4 makes the best of the franchise's multiplayer modes, but delivers a lackluster campaign in the process.

In its third year, Destiny is showing signs of exhaustion, as it retreads old ground and struggles to find inspiration.

Mother Russia Bleeds brings an older genre back into the limelight, with clever boss fights, intricate stage design, and complicated storytelling themes.