Corsair One i300 review By Marshall Honorof published 21 March 22 Editor's Choice The Corsair One i300 is a gaming PC with a striking design and plenty of powerful components. Expect to pay a premium for the experience, though.
Ghostwire: Tokyo review By Rory Mellon published 21 March 22 Ghostwire: Tokyo offers a varied arsenal of paranormal powers, and a well-realized deception of the Japanese capital. However, it does fall into some familiar open-world grooves.
Triangle Strategy review By Zoë Hannah published 18 March 22 Triangle Strategy has a well-written, compelling storyline, incredible gameplay, and nostalgic 2D-3D design that make it a winner despite slow progression through the game and often irritating UI.
Nintendo Switch Lite review By Michael Andronico published 17 March 22 Editor's Choice The Nintendo Switch Lite takes an already impressive console and makes it cheaper at the expense of some veratility.
Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin review By George Yang published 14 March 22 Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is an incredibly fun game, filled with bombastic combat, which also expands on the existing lore of the original Final Fantasy.
Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires review By Justin Koreis published 9 March 22 Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires is often fun, but it's no better than its predecessors — and, in some ways, it's worse.
Babylon’s Fall review: The worst game I’ve played in years By Marshall Honorof published 5 March 22 Babylon’s Fall is an ugly, clunky, incomprehensible mess, and gamers should expect better from both Platinum and Square Enix.
Gran Turismo 7 review: The legend continues By Brittany Vincent published 3 March 22 Editor's Choice Gran Turismo 7 is the pinnacle of simulation racing, with a wide array of vehicles, customization options and experiences that both newbies and series veterans will enjoy.
Destiny 2: The Witch Queen review By Jordan Palmer published 28 February 22 She’s finally here and we’re not ready
Alienware x14 review By Tony Polanco published 24 February 22 Editor's Choice The ultra-thin Alienware x14 delivers style and performance in one of the most distinctive gaming laptops of the year.
OlliOlli World review By Rory Mellon published 10 February 22 Editor's Choice OlliOlii World is an exhilarating and mechanical skateboarding side-scroller that consistently falls on the right side of the line between frustration and fun.
Sifu review By Matt Cabral published 10 February 22 Sifu's incredibly satisfying combat can make you feel like an action-movie hero, but its challenging encounters and roguelike progression could leave less dedicated players feeling defeated.
Lost Ark review By Jordan Palmer published 8 February 22 Lost Ark features a beautiful world and engaging gameplay, but it’s held back by clunky animations, mediocre voice acting and an unoriginal story.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus review By Zoë Hannah published 4 February 22 Pokémon Legends: Arceus struggles with graphics and certain aspects of gameplay, but its expansive world, endless Pokémon to find, and strong storyline make it worth playing.
Dying Light 2 Stay Human review By Rory Mellon published 2 February 22 Dying Light 2 Stay Human offers a sprawling open-world, ripe for exploration — if you can tolerate the frequent technical issues
MSI Bravo 15 review By Marshall Honorof published 21 January 22 The MSI Bravo 15 leverages solid AMD components to deliver decent gaming performance, although it doesn’t have the prettiest design or screen.
Monster Hunter Rise (PC) review: Slays the Switch original By Tony Polanco published 21 January 22 Monster Hunter Rise shines on PC, thanks to updated graphics and higher frame rates. It is the definitive edition of an already-fantastic title.
Lenovo G25-10 review By Matthew Murray published 20 January 22 The Lenovo G25-10 is a low-priced gaming monitor with fine features but disappointing image quality.
Rainbow Six: Extraction review: A clash of concepts By Brittany Vincent published 20 January 22 Rainbow Six: Extraction has the foundation for a decent game, but suffers from balancing issues.
Gigabyte Aorus FI32U review By Matthew Murray published 18 January 22 The Gigabyte Aorus is a gaming monitor behemoth — with a price to match.
MSI GE76 Raider review By Nate Ralph published 18 January 22 The GE76 Raider is the definition of top-of-the-line gaming laptop, eschewing portability and battery life to deliver uncompromised power.
Analogue Pocket review: The best retro gaming handheld ever By Imad Khan published 20 December 21 Editor's Choice The Analogue Pocket is a retro gaming triumph
MMGuardian parental-control app review By Sean Riley published 8 December 21 MMGuardian has tons of features, but it's undermined by a terrible user interface.
Chorus review By Imad Khan published 7 December 21 Chorus’ ambitious and frenetic space combat makes for some satisfying dogfights, but its convoluted story doesn't stick the landing.
GameSir X2 Lightning review: Not quite a Razer Kishi By Jordan Palmer published 7 December 21 GameSir recently launched the Lightning version of its X2 mobile controller for iPhones. It's a solid product, but far from perfect, as it can't handle the iPhone 13 Pro Max's camera bump.
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond review: Almost too faithful of a remake By George Yang published 2 December 21 Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are remakes of good games, with some excellent quality of life changes. But Nintendo has applied those changes inconsistently throughout.
Jurassic World Evolution 2 review By Sarah LeBoeuf published 19 November 21 Jurassic World Evolution 2 builds on its predecessor’s framework to create a super-satisfying park management sim with the occasional raptor attack.
Just Dance 2022 review By Zoë Hannah published 18 November 21 Just Dance 2022 isn’t filled with flashy new mechanics or game-changing improvements. But with a host of catchy new songs, Just Dance 2022 is an exciting continuation of the successful rhythm series.
Shin Megami Tensei V review By Brittany Vincent published 17 November 21 Editor's Choice Shin Megami Tensei V brings players an old-school challenge with some modern concessions.
Battlefield 2042 review By Rory Mellon published 17 November 21 Battlefield 2042 occasionally captures the epic scale and multiplayer madness the series is known for. But the game often stumbles due to poor design decisions and technical issues.