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This War of Mine is a grisly survival simulation that has players struggle to give their characters any reason to live in a war-torn hellscape. Find out why I think it's a whole lot of fun!

Earth Defense Force 2025 is pure arcade-style action with a B-movie twist, but that shouldn't exclude it from our Top 50 Games of 2014 list.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is straight-up demented, but that’s what makes it so damn intriguing.

Mobile games rarely have what it takes to crack our Top 50 list, but I think Monument Valley stands out as a shining exception.

Having not played Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, there was a lot
for me to love in this game.

Kirby's latest is one of the best entries in the franchise – but does it deserve a spot on our top 50 games of 2014 list?

Picking a game to champion for our Top 50 Challenge was easy; I knew it had to be Sumo Digital's charming platformer LittleBigPlanet 3.

Alien: Isolation has its ups and downs, but I firmly believe it should be snugly burrowed into our list, like a gestating chestburster in his host.

Thanks to Steam, 4X games are experiencing a sort of renaissance. Since
it’s easy to spend a ridiculous amount of time on strategy titles,
picking and playing the right one can be a daunting task.

It feels damn good to rob from the rich in Eidos-Montreal's Thief. It deserves a spot on Game Informer's Top 50 list.

The creators of Dance Central and Rock Band released their most unusual game to date this year, and it deserves more than being a footnote to Microsoft’s lackluster Kinect peripheral. 

Wolfenstein: The New Order is far more than it appears at a casual glance, and Mike Futter thinks it belongs on our Top 50 list.

Trap Team is a huge, highly polished adventure that’s earned its spot on our top 50. Now I just need another supporter in my corner.

The game plays to its strengths and brings the series back to where it belongs.

Our editors throw down the gauntlet in the name of proving which games deserve a spot on our end-of-the-year list. 

They’re becoming a lost art, so we thought we’d take a look back at a few of the best game booklets.

This beautiful board game puts players in a heated competition to find out who is the best at…relaxing?

This stealth title is so low-profile it sneaked under our radar when it released over a month ago. Now we're finally investigating...

MyCareer
restricts how you can develop your player, and that’s frustrating. 

We talk to producer Anthony Kyne about The Golf Club, a la carte sports games, and much more.