Latest Gaming Reviews
I just tested audiophile brand FiiO’s first-ever gaming headset — and for just $69, it ticks almost all the boxes
The FiiO FG3 is a great and comfortable gaming headset boasting good mic performance, and it features a useful DAC with onboard controls. But it has some flaws.
Razer’s new RGB gaming chair kept my butt comfy but was a serious pain in the neck
The Razer Soma Chroma looks good and has some comfortable elements, but is let down by a lack of neck and lumbar support, plus poor companion software.
I’ve played fighting games for 35 years — and Marvel Tōkon is now one of my all-time favorites
Editor's ChoiceMarvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is arguably the mightiest tag fighter ever thanks to its deep yet accessible gameplay, amazing graphics, and slew of modes.
The Asus ROG Swift OLED is a powerful gaming monitor for hardcore gamers — here’s why
RecommendedThe Asus ROG Swift OLED delivers thanks to its stunning picture quality and fast performance. It’s an excellent gaming monitor for competitive-focused players.
The Edifier G5 Max delivers main character energy without the luxury price tag — here’s why it’s excellent
Editor's ChoiceThe Edifier G5 Max is supremely comfortable and boasts excellent, immersive in-game audio, up to 305 hours of battery life, and dual companion apps.
Halo Campaign Evolved is a competent, but mostly unnecessary remake of a classic that feels (mostly) at home on PS5
Halo: Campaign Evolved is not a game many people will have asked for, but it still does an adequate job of reimagining the Xbox classic for 2026. However, some of the changes go too far.
This $399 SteelSeries headset works on every platform: I tested it for a month to see if it's worth your cash
Editor's ChoiceThe SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni delivers on its catch-all eponym. This is one of the finest gaming headsets for multi-platform gamers.
I played Splatoon Raiders for 20 hours and it’s one of the most fun (and surprisingly deep) games on the Nintendo Switch 2 so far
Editor's ChoiceSplatoon Raiders ditches competitive PvP for action-packed raids you can play solo or with friends, without losing any of the series’ charm.
