
Former BioShock team members create a cel-shaded galaxy of terrors


Former BioShock team members create a cel-shaded galaxy of terrors

Sure, you can own a whole island, but to what end?

The baggage of a time-warped samurai looms large

The series returns to its delightfully goofy roots

Anthem trips over itself trying to blend two genres into one

For some, the grind is worth it so they can explore the infinite. For others, the grind itself is the infinite.

Life as a pirate starts strong ... and then you enter the doldrums


If you're excited about the prospect of playing first-person shooters on Switch, Doom is a good bell-weather. Personal physical limitations and hand size seem to be the biggest variable when it comes to enjoying the genre. But even if hands are perfectly built to slaughter demon hordes, you're still going to have to swallow some iffy visuals.

Call of Duty returns to its roots with mixed results

Mario + Rabbids manages to walk a narrow road, offering up a legitimately challenging squad tactics experience without alienating the family friendly Mario audience. While it doesn't quite have the full layer of spit and polish of an in-house title, Ubisoft comes damn close to capturing that Nintendo magic.

As a package, Infinite Warfare stands out

Rise of Iron can be something more than run-of-the-mill, if you can get there

A crummy ripoff for Resident Evil fans and newcomers alike

Overwatch can be great, but needs friends to back it up