’Scribblenauts Showdown’ review
Scribblenauts Showdown features a more engaging board game format than Mario Party, but its sandbox mode might underwhelm serious fans.
‘Metal Gear Survive’ review
'Metal Gear Survive' tries to build on its beloved predecessor, but it's crammed full of confusing, tedious systems that detract from what might have been a fun idea.
‘Moss’ review
Polyarc Games’ Moss uses the PSVR’s capabilities in small, meaningful ways to deliver a resounding ad-venture.
Fe Review
Fe, the latest out of EA's “Originals” incubator program, paints colorful dreamscapes in which we love to get lost.
‘Civilization VI: Rise & Fall’ review
‘Rise & Fall,’ the first major expansion for ‘Civilization VI’ improves the game’s flow and fills out its systems, but does not produce any new drama.
‘Shadow of the Colossus’ Remake review
A ton of exacting detail has been added to Sony's ‘Shadow of the Colossus’ remake, and revisiting it is a worthy endeavor. Just don't expect new content if you've played the original before.
’Celeste’ review
In the crowded genre of retro-pixelated 2D platformers, it’s hard to find one as immaculate as Celeste. From its simple mechanics that evolve in clever ways to its wondrous, secret-filled world to the sterling story it holds, Celeste is a magnificent journey and one of the best games of 2018.
‘SOS’ hands-on preview
Multiplayer survival game "SOS" throws you into a "Survivor"-like island competition and pushes you to ham it up for an audience.
‘PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ on Xbox One: Hands-on preview
‘PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ is not as technically sound on Xbox One as it is on PC. It’s still a great game, but not as polished as anyone would like.
‘Fallout 4 VR’ hands-on review
‘Fallout 4 VR’ capably makes the transition to virtual reality, but with some significant bumps.
‘Dauntless’ hands-on preview
‘Dauntless,’ an indie PC spin on Capcom’s popular Monster Hunter series made by former ‘League of Legends’ developers, takes the pain out stalking big game.
‘Bow to Blood’ hands-on preview
VR flight sim "Bow to Blood" puts you in command of sci-fi airship on a gladiator-style reality show.
‘Super Meat Boy Forever’ hands-on preview
"Super Meat Boy" sequel "Super Meat Boy Forever" was worth the wait, marrying easy controls with challenging, high-skill gameplay.
‘Guacamelee! 2’ hands-on preview
Everything fans liked about 'Guacamelee!' is back in ‘Guacamelee! 2’
‘The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’ review
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has changed little since its 2011 release, warts and all. Some game elements have aged, but Skyrim remains a modern classic.
‘Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris’ review
Bungie takes a step backward with Curse of Osiris, an expansion that takes "Destiny 2" back to the days of vanilla "Destiny."
‘Doom VFR’ review
Doom VFR takes players back to Mars and back to the pits of hell to battle demons and monsters in virtual reality. Read why in our review.
‘UFC 3’ hands-on preview
Significant changes to both offense and defense make UFC 3 more comparable to the real octagon experience.
‘Blood & Truth’ hands-on preview
‘Blood & Truth’ a full-length version of Sony London’s PSVR demo, ‘The London Heist,’ packs in more cinematic VR action.
‘Need for Speed Payback’ Review
Need for Speed returns with a Fast and Furious-inspired street racing romp. In our Need for Speed Payback Review, we find out if it was worth the wait.
‘Call of Duty: WWII’ review
Call of Duty: WWII represents a return to the series’ roots, and Sledgehammer used lessons learned from the future to fire on all cylinders.
‘Super Mario Odyssey’ review
‘Super Mario Odyssey’ will scratch Nintendo fans’ nostalgic itch, but won’t provide much of a challenge. Read our review to find out more.
‘Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus’ Review
‘Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus’ is a fun and well-crafted narrative shooter that, on review, doesn’t quite stick the landing on its loftiest ambitions.
‘Gran Turismo Sport’ review
Gran Turismo 6 launched four years ago. Can its successor return the series to its former glory? Find out in our Gran Turismo Sport Review.
‘South Park: The Fractured But Whole’ review
“South Park: The Fractured But Whole” suffers from rehashes and tired jokes as it struggles to produce the laughs of its predecessor and the show.
‘Middle-earth: Shadow of War’ review
‘Middle-earth: Shadow of War’ builds on the first game’s unique Nemesis system with better world design and awesome combat.
‘The Evil Within 2’ review
An impressive story that superbly blends action and exploration, read our review to find out why The Evil Within 2 is a peculiar delight.
‘Code Vein’ hands-on preview
‘Code Vein’ is more than just an anime Soulslike, but that’s still a great description. We went hands-on to find what makes the upcoming action RPG stand out.
Forza Motorsport 7 review
Through a thousand tiny improvements, Forza Motorsport 7 is a big step forward. Read why in our review.
Project CARS 2 review
Will Project CARS' crowd-sourced approach to development succeed twice? Find out in our Project CARS 2 review.
‘Dishonored: Death of the Outsider’ review
Our 'Dishonored: Death of the Outsider' review reveals both a delayed sequel to The Knife of Dunwall and a satisfying coda to the entire series so far.
FIFA 18 review
FIFA 18 is a fantastic soccer game, with beautiful animations and engaging moment-to-moment gameplay, and its story mode features brilliant performances.
‘Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite’ review
Can the new Marvel vs Capcom satisfy new players and seasoned experts alike. Find out in our Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite review
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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.