Features

Four editors debate and decipher Variable States' enigma of a game, Virginia.

In this episode of Test Chamber, Kyle Hilliard and Jeff Marchiafava enter a deadly showdown in the frantic new truck-hopping action game, Clustertruck.

We call down missiles, get hooked, and ride horses in Hi-Rez Studios' latest competitive game.

We've got a blog on how odd it is that Mario is Usain Bolt fused with Lionel Messi, and enough variety in this week's other posts to rival the number of sports Mario has participated in.

This video feature explores all of the new Lego Dimensions sets, including Mission: Impossible, Ghostbusters, and Adventure Time.

Is this the most complex puzzle in gaming history?

Editor Elise Favis explains why she believes Spirit of Justice delivers the series' best story yet.

In this video featuring new gameplay, the director explains which pitfalls of the RPG genre they wanted to avoid and how the game compares to Monster Hunter.

How is XCOM 2 on console? Andrew Reiner gets his hands on this port, and a new rogue-like space shooter.

See Gravity Rush 2 in action and learn more about the different gravity styles.

Experience the first steps of Alex Hunter in the Premier League, and see the mode's features in action.

One of the secrets in Destiny's new social hub involves a breathtaking climb. We'll show you how to get there.

We
chatted with Guerrilla Games about its creative process for the various animal-like
machines roaming the world. 

Kimberley Wallace got hands-on with The Last Guardian and captured some of her playthrough.

We highlight five games that revel in their ability to weave a narrative without dialogue or words.

What does Silence of the Lambs and The X-Files have to do with Variable State's upcoming adventure game? We talked with the developer to find out.

The actor that plays Hodor reveals the most popular video games played on the set of Game of Thrones and discusses his growing involvement in the game industry.

Editor Javy Gwaltney takes on the past and Bioshock Infinite.

Pac-Man has always been a horrible monster. We just didn't know it.

Between the release of The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones, Star Wars received one of its stranger video game spin-offs, and we decided to see how it holds up.