Detroit: Become Human Made Me Question My Stance on Technology By Sherri L. Smith published 15 June 17 Detroit is an action-adventure title with a noir thriller feel, and it hinges on the choices you make.
Middle-Earth: Shadow of War Gave Me the Need to Siege By Sherri L. Smith published 15 June 17 It's time to go back to Mordor, but this time around you'll need some tactical smarts to go along with your hacking and slashing.
Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle Is Basically “Super Mario XCOM” By Marshall Honorof published 15 June 17 Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle is the game from E3 2017 that I didn’t know I wanted until I saw it.
Assassin’s Creed Origins Revamps Combat, Streamlines Exploration By Marshall Honorof published 15 June 17 More than just a new chapter in the story, Assassin's Creed Origins represents the first radical combat overhaul in the series.
Super Mario Odyssey Hands-on: A Brilliant Reinvention By Michael Andronico published 14 June 17 Super Mario Odyssey brilliantly blends classic 3D Mario gameplay with huge, gorgeous open worlds and a really cool hat.
How Capcom Finally Sold Me on Monster Hunter By Michael Andronico published 14 June 17 Monster Hunter World has the potential to bring Capcom's cult favorite action series to a whole new audience of more casual players.
Xbox One X Hands-on: Meet the New 4K Gaming King By Sherri L. Smith published 12 June 17 The Xbox One X is coming soon, and based on our initial play session, it will be the console to beat.
We Played Star Wars Battlefront 2's Campaign, and It's Awesome By Michael Andronico published 12 June 17 Star Wars Battlefront 2's campaign mode offers a healthy amount of gameplay variety and lets you control a deadly Imperial droid.
Madden 18 Story Mode Is One of E3's Best Surprises By Michael Andronico published 12 June 17 Madden NFL 18's Longshot story mode is a surprisingly engrossing football story that's designed to ease in new fans.
Next Warhammer 40K Game Goes Beyond Hack and Slash By Marshall Honorof published 17 June 16 Warhammer 40,000 Inquisitor – Martyr looks like a traditional action RPG, but has a few innovations that give it a distinct 40K feel.
Injustice 2 Hands-On: Building a Better Superman By Michael Andronico published 16 June 16 Injustice 2 takes the DC Comics fighting game series to exciting new heights, with insanely over-the-top animations and a innovative gear system that lets you customize the likes of Batman and Superman.
Star Trek: Bridge Crew Explores Final Frontier in VR By Marshall Honorof published 16 June 16 Star Trek: Bridge Crew combines the excitement of an episode of Star Trek with the thrill of cooperative multiplayer.
The Impressively Modern New Zelda Took My Breath Away By Michael Andronico published 16 June 16 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is a gorgeous, modern take on the classic franchise, with a huge open world and tight, varied combat.
LucidSound Wants to Make Gaming Headsets for Adults By Marshall Honorof published 15 June 16 LucidSound announced two new gaming headsets, and both of them are pretty and portable enough to take with you anywhere.
Resident Evil 7 VR Is as Terrifying as It Sounds By Michael Andronico published 15 June 16 Resident Evil 7 brings the series back to its pure horror roots, and it's even more terrifying in VR.
Gears of War 4 Hands-On: Horrifyingly Good By Sherri L. Smith published 15 June 16 In the latest installation of Gears of War, a new threat to humanity rises, but you have more refined gameplay and better AI on your side.
Dead Rising 4: Back and Better Than Ever By Sherri L. Smith published 14 June 16 Frank West is back and better than ever in the upcoming Dead Rising 4, an Xbox One exclusive planned for a holiday 2016 release.
The Huggable Virtual Reality Headset: Merge VR Hands-on By Sherri L. Smith published 17 June 15 Merge VR offers an approachable, affordable virtual reality headset for the masses.
