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The Dead Space remake totally understands the assignment of recreating that feeling and while it adds to it, respects the original source material.

Gungrave G.O.R.E promises to shake you to your Gungrave core, but mostly ends up as a Gungrave chore. Before long I was Gungrave bored of the Gungrave lore and my trigger finger was Gungrave sore.

Check out our Evil West review to find out whether cowboys killing vampires with electrified gauntlets and explosive charges is as awesome as it sounds.

Check out our Splatoon 3 review to read about the Splatoon 3 campaign and multiplayer modes. Wondering, "What's different in Splatoon 3?" Learn here!

Outriders Worldslayer provides more gear and gunplay for fans of the base experience, as well as continuing several annoyances.

Sniper Elite 5 is here, but can it maintain the quality of the franchise, or is the franchise doomed to take a downwards spiral?

Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is everything Marvel's Avengers should have been and much, much more.

You'd think a new title and expanded features would inspire more critiquing on the original core design as well; instead, I'm really just experiencing the new-gen version of Timothy vs. the Aliens.  

While there are a few difficulty issues and some iffy story beats, Returnal is a fantastically brutal, rewarding, and deeply atmospheric sci-fi action game.

Despite the chaos we associate with it, even Hell needs a cleanup crew. Taking the role of an anime teenager in the underworld, just forces with poison creature to clean up the personal hells of

Outriders is one of those rare games where it not only lives up to expectations, but completely surpasses them.

Exactly one year after the somewhat rocky launch of Remedy's third-person shooter

I put my fair share of time into Remnant: From the Ashes, and I found it to be a pretty good Soulsborne shooter when I reviewed it last year.

At this point, I think everyone has some personal hot take on The Last of Us Part II.

I am totally unashamed to admit that Control was my favorite game of last year.

Rebellion's Sniper Elite franchise is one of the staple names in the third-person tactical shooters.

Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft’s tour of Washington D.C. continues with The Division 2’s second piece of post-launch content.

If I had to compare Gears of War 4 to a movie, I think my choice would be Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

There are few games I find myself absolutely in love with at first sight. Control is one of those games.

Remnant: From the Ashes certainly feels like a Soulsborne with guns. From bonfires and foggy doorways to brutal bosses and dodging, it’s got it all.

Multiplayer games are a huge part of the gaming landscape. Plenty of current releases are online multiplayer-only, and for every huge success, we see many fall to the wayside. While everyone marvels

It's been six years since Paramount adapted Max Brooks' horror novel World War Z into movie form.

Earth is in shambles. Giant mutated ants, scorpions, and spiders wander the countryside, terrorizing humanity's remnants.

The main criticism of

Don’t let the Yoji Shinkawa a

So many big games are getting released every year in unfinished states.

After playing a preview of Fe with Zoink!

The OneeChanbara series by Japanese developer Tamsoft has a dubious history in the gaming world.

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End came out last year and was basically praised as the best Naughty Dog's signature series has e

So far each of Mafia III's DLC has felt like it was part of a different movie genre.

Imagine if you got the teams behind G.I.

Nintendo shocked the world with the release of the original Splatoon.

Mafia III's first DLC (Faster, Baby!) was a refreshing change of pace.

Sometimes, guessing a game may claw free from console exclusivity and arrive on PC is a testament to great foresight. Sometimes, it's just the culmination of small hints and a deep-seated hope.

While Watch Dogs 2 was a great game, its first DLC (

It is hard to put into words the surge of emotions surrounding a game like Mass Effect: Andromeda.

Last year, Mafia III told one of the strongest stories of 2016 along with some fun, if repetitive, gameplay.

When presented with a sniper rifle in most games, I'm quick to switch it out for literally any other gun.

When Watch Dogs 2 came out back in November it didn't quite set the world on fire or make massive sales.

Most people's memories of Watch Dogs aren't quite the best. Mostly remembered for being overhyped and under-delivering, the game still had some decent ideas to share.

The Mafia series has always been in Grand Theft Auto's shadow.

It's always sad when a company closes its doors.

Gears of War has always been an also-ran series.

The Division is a good game but one that falls short of greatness.

Fans of the Star Wars: Battlefront series have had a hard go of it. The original two games were crafted by the late, great Pandemic Studios for the original Xbox and PlayStation 2.

Splatoon is some of the most fun I've had with a game in years. Pure, joyous, unbridled fun.

Prior to beginning this review I have to admit that it is rather remarkable how harsh I have been lately on games that I have genuinely enjoyed.