Game Reviews

Travis Strikes Again might not be the direct sequel No More Heroes fans have waited nearly a decade for, but it's just as over-the-top and utterly insane as we've come to expect from gaming's punk rock auteur, Suda51.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a big game, crammed to bursting with more characters, modes and side activities than any other fighter to date. But does more necessarily mean better?

After six long years, the Darksiders series returns. But has Fury's rampage been worth the wait?

After playing a game of Black Cat-and-Mouse, the next chapter of Spider-Man's DLC gets darker and deeper.

With Hitman 2, the team at IO Interactive has further refined the series' many interlocking systems, letting players explore six diverse locales on a quest to hunt down a shadowy organization and dispatch their targets in creative ways.

Spider-Man is already one of the biggest hits of the year, and now there's more of it to love.

In this era of annualized mega-hits, it's not too often that a developer like Treyarch makes major changes to the formula of a tried and true series like Call of Duty. But did some pretty significant alterations pay off with Black Ops 4?

The original Life is Strange won a lot of fans, but the sequel takes things in a very different direction.

Blind, for PSVR asks the question: Robbed of your site and surrounded by mysteries, are your wits sharp enough to puzzle your way out of a spooky mansion?

Is the final chapter to the new Tomb Raider a fitting finale?

Spider-Man is, simply, one of the most popular characters in pop culture, making the new Insomniac Games title of the most anticipated games in recent memory. Does it live up to expectations?

Not all great games are built to last. Okami was considered an instant classic when it launched back in 2006 but, now that Okami HD has arrived on the Nintendo Switch, the question is whether or not Capcom's godly epic has stood the test of time.

Boasting toy guns, pillow forts and invading monsters, Sleep Tight is a wave-based shooter that fondly recalls what it feels like to be a kid whose mundane world comes to life through the power of imagination.

Growing up in the 90's, some of my favorite gaming experiences involved running, jumping and spinning my way through the colorful levels of the Crash Bandicoot series. Now, 20 years later, we've got Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, a from-the-ground-up recreation of the OG PlayStation games. Available for the PlayStation 4 last year and now launching on every other major platform, the question is whether this is a case of classic games made even better thanks to modern technology, or a collection of titles that were better left fondly remembered.

Playdead's two atmospheric side scrollers make the jump to the Nintendo Switch.