After creating some of the most beloved games of all time, a studio led by former BioWare employees is aiming to craft the next great sci-fi RPG: Exodus.
The Sinking City 2 is a respectable scare fest boasting entertaining puzzle-solving. However, middling combat, flawed progression, and an underwhelming narrative hold it back from reaching the horrific heights of its more celebrated contemporaries.
The State of Play might have been over, but the Sony State of Play Japan held a slew of new updates and info on games arriving over the next year and beyond.
Game Informer can exclusively share the first look at the game's final map as well as two variants of the map players will encounter during their return to Moria's mines.
The iterative additions don’t arrive without consequential imperfections, but Cities: Skylines II still boasts all the intricacy and customizability necessary to provide players with a challenging and deep city-building experience.
The fan-favorite feature that allows players to restart the story with their levels, gadgets, suits, and abilities from a previous playthrough intact will be missing at launch.
While the company says the physical disc can play the full game with no patch, it recommends the day one patch that will be automatically installed with digital versions.
Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged captures what it’s like to be a kid imagining race courses for your toys and offers an almost overwhelming customizable playbox.
Insomniac meets and exceeds the high expectations established by its earlier Spider-Man games, and delivers one of the strongest superhero games ever made.
Sonic Superstars is finally here, but how does it measure up to our hopes and expectations? We give our full thoughts before transitioning to an interview with one of the people leading the charge of rehabilitating the Sonic brand over the last decade.
Nintendo revealed in August that longtime Mario voice actor Charles Martinet would be stepping down from the role to serve as a Mario Ambassador, a new role at the company.
Nintendo's Takashi Tezuka and Sonic Team's Takashi Iizuka share their sentiments ahead of a week where the two most popular platforming franchises have a new entry coming out.
