Nintendo Switch Sports review: Some things never get old
Nintendo Switch Sports is as fun as the series has ever been, even if some of its more complex minigames miss the mark.
Moss: Book 2 review: Modest VR mouse becomes mighty
Moss: Book 2 makes one of VR's best adventure games even better with small, but impactful improvements.
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga review: Focus, Padawan
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga features a massive galactic sandbox that's fun to explore, but also lacks focus.
Weird West review: Turning the old West into a sandbox
Weird West tells its engrossing story in a unique way, giving players a front-row seat to the consequences of their actions.
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands review: We’re not on Pandora anymore
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is a delightful Borderlands spinoff that paves a path toward new expansions of the franchise.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land review: Waddle Dee-lightful
Kirby and the Forgotten Land is a carefree puzzle-platformer that's eager to make you smile.
Rune Factory 5 review: A farmer’s life for me
Rune Factory 5 should satisfy fans and cozy game enthusiasts, but its not quite as friendly for newcomers.
Ghostwire: Tokyo review: Folklore becomes freak show
Ghostwire: Tokyo makes up for its generic structure with an engrossing world built around Japanese folklore.
Tunic review: Not-so-fantastic Mr. Fox
Frustratingly obtuse from its start, the most difficult thing about Tunic is progressing after getting stuck.
WWE 2K22 review: Don’t like the show? Book it yourself
WWE 2K22 is a robust wrestling simulator that gives players enough creative tools to fantasy book their own promotion.
Triangle Strategy review: Fun tactics, when it lets you play
Triangle Strategy has the bones of a great tactics game, but its obsession with dense political lore weighs it down.
Gran Turismo 7 review: Pomp and circumstance
Gran Turismo 7 is a gorgeous and comprehensive driving simulator not for the faint of heart.
Grid Legends review: Driven, but derivative
Grid Legends is a serviceable racing game launching between two genre powerhouses.
Elden Ring review: Even the haters will be impressed
Elden Ring offers the best open-world exploration since Breath of the Wild, though its issues are hard to fully ignore.
Monark review: Great RPG ideas, bad execution
Monark is a tactical role-playing game that has a lot of good ideas, but runs out of steam quickly.
Horizon Forbidden West review: Rise of the machines
Horizon Forbidden West solidifies the Horizon franchise as one of PlayStation's top-tier exclusives.
The King of Fighters XV review: The king still rules
The King of Fighters XV is a great fighter from a classic series, but lacks in the single-player department.
Lost Ark review: Amazon’s new MMO is worth the long haul
Lost Ark brings a lot of content that can be enjoyed without putting any money into the game.
Sifu review: A perfect balance of style and difficulty
Although challenging at times, Sifu's rewarding combat and progression loop make it one of this year's best games so far.
OlliOlli World review: The gnarliest game of 2022
OlliOlli World is an addictive skateboarding game that rivals the best 2D platformers of the last decade.
Dying Light 2: Stay Human review: Less talk, more dropkicks
Dragged down by an uninspiring story, Dying Light 2: Stay Human is saved by enjoyable free running and its jungle gym setting.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus review: Bidoof of the Wild
Pokémon Legends: Arceus is the reinvention the series desperately needed, even if it doesn't feel like the final draft.
Rainbow Six Extraction review: It’s dangerous to go it alone
Rainbow Six Extraction turns Rainbow Six Siege into a cooperative shooter where Operators take on alien parasites, but it fails to stick the landing.
Halo Infinite review: A great shooter, still in progress
Halo Infinite delivers reliable multiplayer and a creative campaign, even if neither brings genre-defining ideas to the table.
Chorus review: Sci-fi shooter takes the ace out of space
Despite having enjoyable space combat, Chorus' constant flaws ruin every single redeemable moment it has.
Solar Ash review: Hyper Light Drifter follow-up keeps the momentum going
Solar Ash is a striking science-fiction platformer that serves up pleasurable movement and jaw-dropping boss fights.
Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain review: There’s an app for that
Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain is an addictive collection of brain teasers that you'll wish you could play on your phone.
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl review: Old faithful
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are safe, but faithful remakes of a Nintendo DS classic.
Call of Duty: Vanguard review: Innovating in the wrong direction
Call of Duty: Vanguard's attempts to change the Call of Duty formula only result in an overall disappointing title.
Battlefield 2042 review: Gaming’s best shooter reaches new heights
Bugs and performance issues aside, Battlefield 2042 evolves the classic Battlefield experience all while adding impressive new content.
Shin Megami Tensei 5 review: Harder and better than ever
Shin Megami Tensei 5 is Atlus' latest entry in its flagship JRPG series and it delivers on every account.
Forza Horizon 5 review: Buckle up and enjoy the ride
Forza Horizon 5 makes the most of next-gen tech with another spectacular, though formulaic racing adventure.
Riders Republic review: Finally, real freedom in an open-world game
Riders Republic breathes new life into an exhausting open-world structure by focusing on fun and freedom.
Mario Party Superstars review: The do-over fans deserve
Mario Party Superstars does the multiplayer series justice, thanks to a more curated experience and fewer gimmicks.