Features

See Rey, Finn, Han, Chewie, and more in these all-new images.

The original XCOM is widely considered one of the best turn-based strategy
titles of its era, but it almost didn’t see
the light of day.

These familiar faces are ready to join your fight against Advent.

I admire the community's tenacity when it comes to blogging! This week we've a good mix of blogs, reviews, and a community challenge response about a dope room.

The Division's setting is certainly beautiful and convincing, but its by-the-numbers combat drags it down.

The game doesn't just recap events from the movies – it helps fill in gaps in the lore and other mysteries.

The game may be an obscurity for many, but Weaponlord remains in the blood for an artist and competitive player.

We played some of the remastered version of Gravity Rush, discuss why we think it is underrated, and share our optimism for the sequel.

We should feel confident in our season pass purchases, and not be left wondering if we are being taken advantage of.

Looking to play some rad free games?  Here are some titles that fit the bill.

In this video feature, we look at the choice-driven actions of Lionhead Studios' most popular game.

The New Xbox One Experience solved or softened many problems, but issues still persist.

We dive into Doom's mod tools to make a single-player level in less than 30 minutes.

See who lives and who dies in our early look at XCOM 2's campaign.

We played Ubisoft's new shooter all day to provide regular updates about our discoveries. 

Plenty of the Final Fantasy spin-offs have disappointed or just been okay, but a few have stood out. We discuss the highs and the lows.

We played through Rise of the Tomb Raider's first story DLC, Baba Yaga, to see if it's worth your time.

We had a great week of blog entries, so there is plenty of good content to indulge in. Plus, this week marks the return of community playdates – get psyched!

Here are 10 VR projects you should keep on your radar for 2016.

Doom's game director, Marty Stratton, shows how the new SnapMap feature opens the door for infinite gameplay.