‘Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart’ is the first game to unlock the limitless potential of Sony’s PS5
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is the latest entry in the Insomniac Games action platformer and third-person shooter franchise that debuted on the PS2 all …
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‘Watch Dogs: Legion’ review: Strangers like me
Watch Dogs: Legion is an open-world, third-person shooter in which you can recruit anyone in London to your team to help fight back against oppressive …
‘Ghost of Tsushima’ review: Sending off the PS4 in style
Ghost of Tsushima is an open-world, action-adventure game from Sucker Punch Productions about a samurai that must save his homeland from the invading Mongol Empire. …
‘The Last of Us Part II’ review: We are the virus
The Last of Us Part II is the long-awaited sequel one of the most critically-acclaimed games on the PS3. The sequel to The Last of …
‘Minecraft Dungeons’ review: Diabolically simple
Minecraft Dungeons is a dungeon-crawling action-adventure game set in the Minecraft universe. In Minecraft Dungeons, you battle against zombies, creepers, and skeletons while gathering powerful …
‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’ review: Just like the good old days
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (2007) was one of the most popular shooters of all time, and it made Call of Duty a household …
‘Death Stranding’ review: Delivering packages in the post-apocalypse
Ever since I finished Death Stranding, I’ve been thinking a lot about the games that have defined this generation. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of …
‘Blood & Truth’ review: As close as you’ll ever get to living out an action movie
When I reviewed Farpoint for PlayStation VR two years ago, I proclaimed that first-person shooters could indeed work in virtual reality. This theory has been …
‘Anthem’ is an endless wellspring of wasted potential
There were only a few things Anthem needed to get right to be a success — not the game of the year, or the next …
‘Detroit: Become Human’ review: These violent delights don’t always have violent ends
Are we prepared for the day our machines demand equal rights? This is the question that Detroit: Become Human, the latest game from Quantic Dream, …
‘God of War’ review: Keeping it in the family
If anything, the God of War series has always been about complex familial relationships. After all, Greek mythology is dominated by stories of fathers killing …
‘Far Cry 5’ review: Planting seeds
Reinvention doesn’t always have to be dramatic. Whether it’s a long-running movie series, the seventh season of a TV show or the fifth entry in …
‘A Way Out’ review: The evolution that co-op gaming deserves
A few hours into A Way Out, the new co-op adventure from the director of the critically acclaimed Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, I realized …
‘Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony’ review: The ultimate murder mystery
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony is the latest entry in a series of visual novel games about groups of high school students who are forced to …
‘Knack 2’ review: Growing up
Sony has a long history of successful mascot-driven platformer games, from Spyro the Dragon to Crash Bandicoot to Ratchet and Clank and Jak and Daxter. …
Splatoon 2 review: A splash of color
Back in 2015, when Splatoon launched on the Wii U, all I could think about was all the people that would never get a chance …
‘ARMS’ review: I get knocked down, but I get up again
My first hour or so with ARMS was underwhelming. My expectations weren’t all that high to begin with, as I really didn’t know what to …
