Features

Tim Turi, Dan Ryckert, and Mike Mahardy join Andrew Reiner for a look at this survival-horror classic.

While you wait for the system's September 29 release, check out our photo gallery that includes pictures of the unit and comparison shots of its controller-cord length. 

From confronting dinosaurs to correcting corrupt timelines, these games present fascinating twists on that most weird of sci-fi concepts. 

Despite plenty of improvements in other areas, Bungie’s vault and inventory management remain annoying distractions from the fun. 

The Nemesis system was instrumental in providing a unique
experience in Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, but the version in Shadow of War ups the ante.

With nearly 15 years separating the Game Boy Advance and 3DS remake, how do they compare?

On our recent trip to Game Freak in Japan, we spoke in-depth with longtime series producer Junichi Masuda about the history of Pokémon Gold and Silver.

This rogue-lite blends Hotline Miami and FTL for nearly endless adventures through space.

Day two of our chronicle of an evil GM trying to destroy the Timberwolves' organization.

Watch us comment over 20 minutes of brand new gameplay from The Evil Within 2, if you dare.

We've got another fine collection of blogs for you this weekend, so get reading!

Get a glimpse of Tokyo and hear more about what to expect from Tokyo Game Show.  

In this exclusive video, Monolith shows off some of the most exciting moves that Talion can perform in the upcoming sequel.

For years, Bungie has teased the importance of a mysterious group. The latest weapons to be added to the game begin to pull back the curtain on the Nine.

We show you how to overcome the series of
red spiked wall puzzles, which will help you 100 percent the game.

Staying alive in the world of Divinity: Original Sin 2 can be tough. Survive with our spoiler-free guide!

Join Daniel Tack on a journey through one of the game's trickier puzzles in this video feature.

Andrew Reiner tracks down the latest sci-fi games you should play, but likely haven't heard of.

Andrew Reiner and Kyle Hilliard attempt to photograph them all – or at least photograph the 63 that appear in Pokémon Snap.

That is not a sentence I ever expected to type.