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Far Cry 5 is fun to play but its narrative and themes are wasted, Javy argues.

Join our congregation to see the digital places of worship canonized on our list.

Before the Storm's Zak Garriss talks
continuing Dontnod's storytelling and the challenges of interactive
fiction.

Our stream from earlier today is now available for your sick viewing pleasure.

We give some brief impressions and share some pictures of Atari's VCS prototype.

Andrew Reiner shares his thoughts on Steven Spielberg's high-budget ode to yesteryear.

From Soulcalibur II to the upcoming sixth entry, here is a rundown on the series' various special guests.

We spoke with Iconoclasts' creator, Joakim Sandberg, about the game's prolonged development, surprisingly dark story, religious themes, and the potential for releasing on Switch.

Here are some thoughts – good and bad – on the game in advance of our review and the game's wide release.

Sea of Thieves released last week and while it lacks an enticing progression loop, it is a great playground to pull off some sick-ass stunts.

Take the fight to the cultists with our handy tips.

We sat down with producer Hisashi Nogami to finally get the answers the fans deserve.

We also talk inkling language and music.

Far Cry 5 isn't as serious as it seems to be. Here are a bunch of wild, amusing things you can do while you take on Eden's Gate.

We get a look at RollerCoaster Tycoon for Switch and come away with both questions and answers.

Game Informer sorts through a sea of interesting indie games at the Game Developers Conference to find the best. 

Our look back at the 300 Greatest Games of All Time travels into the realm of superheroes.

A Way Out has a lot of minigames, whether they're needed or not.

The cooperative tower defense antics are back.

Solve the mysteries of what happened to humanity in this post-apocalyptic survival RPG.