Game Informer

The nobly dressed man is armed with blades and versed in the skills of magic.

Lara drowns a man, steals weapons, and more, all in a world three times bigger than the original.

Halo Wars, the Halo RTS, is getting a sequel, and it's coming next year.

At today's Xbox Gamescom briefing, Microsoft didn't focus on Halo 5:
Guardians' single-player campaign or new massive Warzone multiplayer
mode. We instead got a look at the game's eSports functionality, and a
new map called Coliseum.

Rico's last journey will be included with Avalanche Studio's latest sequel, and it's playable on Xbox One.

Find out some of the titles that will be hitting the program later this year.

Minecraft heads to a new operating system.

Mojang wants you to grab some friends for its latest game.

Sending messages to other players using your Xbox One hasn’t always been the easiest thing to do, but Microsoft is making it a little bit easier by announcing a new chatpad peripheral.

It's time to take out a criminal organization.

Record any over-the-air television program at no cost.

In the world of Draconis, you'll join Dragon Thuban to explore a massive (and apparently dangerous!) world.

Microsoft kicked off its Gamescom 2015 Xbox briefing with a lengthy look at Quantum Break's gameplay.

Hilarity ensues when one gamer has an incredible run of bad luck in Grand Theft Auto Online.

Ben Hanson and Jeff Cork journey through the band AFI's full discography.

Rare Replay brings 30 games to Xbox One. Which one are you most excited for?

The limited poster series that started at SDCC continues at Gamescom.

Horror fans who missed out on PT now have a chance to walk through a recreation of the infamous hallway.

In space, no one can hear you scream. Unless a giant alien insect tears your spaceship to shreds.

This Diablo artwork may not drop as loot from a boss, but it's still worth adding to your stash.

The creator of Rocket League shares his best advice for upping your game.

The 30 games of Rare Replay are the main attraction, but something potentially more interesting is hidden deeper in the package.