A busy July close is a good reminder that finding games is easy now. Remembering why you cared is the harder part.
Denshattack! has an 87 OpenCritic average, but PC Gamer is much cooler on it. The split says a lot about this strange train trick game.
A calmer way to think about the games that catch your eye, then vanish before you get around to them.
Critics are calling DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations a sharper, faster answer to the base game's heaviest design choices.
Valve’s Steam Machine CAD files and Xbox on PC point to a future where game libraries feel less locked down and more personal.
Critics are split on nostalgia this week: Halo looks strong but familiar, Black Flag sails higher, and Galley House quietly steals the room.
A practical way to keep up with a crowded indie release month without turning your wishlist into another obligation.
Critics mostly adore Mina the Hollower, but the mixed reviews point to the same useful warning: its best ideas ask for patience.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2's August update is a good excuse to think about returning, remembering, and giving games a second chance.
A quieter roguelite city builder returns to the calendar with an 80 Metascore, a 6.5 to 9 review spread, and one very good idea.