The 2006's open world setting has the potential to win us over all over again.
Bethesda's post-Oblivion titles have plenty of lessons to teach for the rumoured Oblivion remake.
For newcomers in particular, it's looking like a solid package.
Bethesda's classic 2006 RPG has picked a great time to return to the limelight.
In the absence of a new Uncharted, Indiana Jones can ironically fill that void.
And by "rollercoaster," I mean a ride with potentially many ups and downs that may only really reward those who stick with it.
Respawn Entertainment's franchise tore down boundaries and delivered an incredible competitive experience. So, where's the sequel?
Nintendo has begun a controversial new pricing era with the Switch 2, sparking fears that GTA 6 and other major titles might follow.
Nintendo's Switch 2 pricing has sparked major backlash, with many fans feeling it's too steep for what’s being offered.
Here's why I can't wait to play Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves.
Gran Turismo and Forza on the same console is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
It's been 10 years since Bloodborne first released on the PS4, and there hasn't been anything that quite scratches that itch.
The Soulslike action RPGs is not without its rough edges, but it's worth a look for genre fans.
id Software's next title in the DOOM timeline could be its greatest. Here's why you should be excited to venture into The Dark Ages.
Rebellion's dystopian survival game is well worth your time.
With two million players in two days and a bigger launch than Origins and Odyssey, Shadows has resonated with series fans.
The newest Assassin's Creed has many strengths, and its open world is high on that list.
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Rebellion Developments wants you to get lost in its post-Windscale world while piecing together clues (or killing anything that moves).