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How Deck Nine found empathy as its guide for bringing Alex Chen to life.

Fighting with the camera and dated controls makes any current version of KOTOR an ordeal I don't want to deal with, and the upcoming remake is a perfect time to rework these pain points.

Insomniac has proven it can do one superhero right. Why not give them the entire universe?

The Matrix has been dormant in video games since the shuttering of The Matrix Online in 2009. Here's what I would like to see in a new game.

Want some Sean with your No Man's Sky experience? What about Sean as Sean as a spaceship that looks like Sean? We knew that'd get ya...

We still need a little more time to check out the endgame and to polish up our review.

From Ys to Trails, we look back on the RPG developer's legacy.

The difference between a relaxing change of pace and a boring slog is all a matter of perspective.

Dragon Age 2 did many things right - and many things wrong - but one thing that stands out the most to me is the tragedy that is Hawke.

Here are five things that the Dead Space remake must nail to succeed.

From polished platformers to word puzzle games, Apple Arcade is loaded.

We've gone over the backstory of the protagonist, so now we're learning more about Lilith, the main antagonist of the upcoming game from Firaxis.

Pearl Abyss' open-world monster collector has an infectious energy and a beautiful world to explore. Here's why we're excited to see more.

Much better, if you were to ask us.

We take a look at the playable protagonist in the upcoming Marvel's Midnight Suns from Firaxis.

The name Savathun is everywhere both inside Destiny 2 and out of it. With so many returning and new players, here is a refresher on who the Witch Queen truly is.

Sometimes modding a game can turn out to be a dream come true, and sometimes, it can be a total nightmare. so why spend so much time doing it in the first place? Let's explore the joys of breaking something to make it better.

The game that helped right the ship for the Sonic series in the early 2010s is finally available on modern platforms and well worth playing.

Naughty Dog co-presidents Evan Wells and Neil Druckmann talk about how they’re shepherding the legacy of their studio.