
The Last Guardian's peerless animation and character development bring a fascinating relationship between boy and beast to life.


The Last Guardian's peerless animation and character development bring a fascinating relationship between boy and beast to life.

Final Fantasy XV's world is filled with natural splendor and harrowing dungeons that far outlive the shallow story about a prince and his cliched bodyguards.

Watch Dogs 2 offers loads of entertainment in a playground-like rendition of San Francisco that rises above the first game's soggy, downtrodden atmosphere.

Owlboy's touching story is brought to life through beautiful art and an unforgettable soundtrack.

Butcher is a brutal action-platformer with an eye for clever level design and a commitment to excessive action.

SuperHyperCube feels more like a bite-sized, meditative experience that requires a bit of luck, rather than a game that calls purely upon skill or knowledge. It's a game you want to love, but it's also one that keeps itself at arm's length.

Thumper's unrelenting speed and menacing percussion are overwhelming, seeping into your subconscious in the best way possible.

World of Warcraft: Legion proves that Blizzard still has enough tricks up its sleeve to keep WoW relevant more than a decade after its initial release.

No Man's Sky is a massive machine with broken and missing parts, but dig deep enough and you'll be moved in ways you never expected.

Headlander's weird world overflows with color, power-ups, and personality.

I Am Setsuna proudly mimics classic Japanese RPGs, but at what cost?

Furi is a beautiful and challenging game that exemplifies what makes boss fights so special.

Umbrella Corps is a sloppy competitive shooter with a score of issues that overshadow its redeeming qualities.

Mighty No. 9 is occasionally fun and inventive, but it fails to leave a lasting impression.

Dangerous Golf is a game for people who yearn for destruction, however shallow.