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Video games have come a long way since the early ’80s. Compare our expert reviews based on the publisher, platform, and developer, among other metrics.
Diablo 4 review: A bold new step for hack-n-slash RPGs
Diablo 4 is a glorious return to form for the Diablo series, though it comes with a few MMO concessions that may drag its experience down for some.
The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story review: the best case for Riot Forge yet
The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is Riot Forge's best game yet, delivering an exhilarating action title that only gets better the more you play.
Minecraft Legends review: Age of Empires meets Pikmin in this approachable strategy game
Minecraft Legends can get repetitive, but it's a solid entry point to the RTS genre nonetheless.
Tron: Identity review: this great Tron game isn’t what you’re expecting
Tron: Identity might not be the Tron game you're expecting, but this gripping visual novel is the best use of the IP in a very long time.
Resident Evil 4 review: all-time horror classic gets the bold remake it deserves
The Resident Evil 4 remake goes above and beyond the call of duty, reimagining what a horror classic would look like through modern sensibilities.
Tchia review: beautiful open-world indie is a new coming-of-age classic
Tchia is small-scale version of Breath of the Wild with equally ambitious open-world design, all while paying tribute to New Caledonia.
WWE 2K23 review: wrestling simulator continues its comeback story
WWE 2K23 is another win for wrestling fans, but this year's simulator is showing some cracks in its defense.
Hogwarts Legacy review: uninspired Harry Potter game is deathly hollow
Hogwarts Legacy might bring some warm nostalgia for Harry Potter fans, but a lack of imagination holds back an otherwise boilerplate open-world adventure.
Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon review: charming spinoff has room to grow
Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon may seem like an odd spinoff, but give it a chance and you'll find a surprisingly charming adventure.
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty review: putting a unique spin on the Soulslike
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty has enough of its own ideas to stick out from the typical Dark Souls-inspired games, but still feels familiar enough for genre veterans.
Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe review: a perfectly timed double-dip
Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe accomplishes everything a good rerelease should by creating additional content that enhances the original adventure.
Horizon Call of the Mountain review: PSVR2’s first big outing is a mixed journey
Horizon Call of the Mountain impresses with its gorgeous vistas, but finnicky controls make for a mixed PSVR2 launch adventure.
Like a Dragon: Ishin! review: great story makes up for dated samurai action
Like a Dragon: Ishin! still feels like a 2014 game, but it retains the series' trademark storytelling strength.
Octopath Traveler 2 review: improved RPG sequel still has some lingering issues
Octopath Traveler 2 proves that the RPG series is more than its unique art style, though there's still a bit more room to improve the formula.
Razer Edge 5G review: the best gaming handheld that you probably don’t need
The Razer Edge 5G doesn't do anything your Android phone can't already, but its a powerful cloud gaming handheld nonetheless.
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake review: a platformer for all ages
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake isn't a revolutionary 3D platformer, but it accomplishes everything it needs to as a fun all-ages game.
Hi-Fi Rush review: top-tier Xbox exclusive delivers style and substance
Hi-Fi Rush is 2023's first true game of the year contender, delivering an unforgettable rhythm-action experience.
PlayStation 5 DualSense Edge review: a true pro PS5 controller, for a price
The DualSense Edge is a true pro controller for PS5 players, though its high price point makes some of its shortcomings sting.
Dead Space review: respectful remake keeps the series’ legacy safe
The new Dead Space remake doesn't add much to the original experience, but it still holds up as a genre classic.
Season: A Letter to the Future review: an unforgettable meditation on memory
Season: A Letter to the Future is a gorgeous indie adventure that you won't want to rush through.
Forspoken review: Magical open-world gameplay makes up for a slow start
While Forspoken delivers a weak story filled with pacing issues, it's open-world traversal and dazzling spellcasting are enough to keep it exciting.
Fire Emblem Engage review: Nintendo starts its 2023 off strong
Even if its more a side-step than a jump forwards, Fire Emblem Engage is another critical hit for the tactics series.
One Piece Odyssey review: A fun JRPG for fans and newcomers
One Piece Odyssey is a simple and fun time that any JRPG fan will like and One Piece fans will love.
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Giovanni is a writer and video producer focusing on happenings in the video game industry. He has contributed stories to Inverse, Fanbyte, The Inventory, and more. He was previously a segment producer on Polygon’s daily gaming show Speedrun and he currently hosts the Left Trigger Right Trigger podcast. Four Tetris 99 wins, and counting.