The newest Assassin’s Creed lives in the world of 9th-century Vikings, a world of bloody, brutal conquests.
This open-world game starts out with an interesting gameplay premise, but devolves into profanity, torture, torment and death.
Punishing bloodletting and screeched profanities make Ghostrunner a haunting nightmare for discerning families.
This historical combat game is both brutal and beautiful. But is it something you’ll want your teens wading into?
Zombie splatter might be the least of players’ worries in this brutal cautionary tale about emotional cost of seeking revenge.
Gears Tactics offers a strategy-oriented approach to this combat franchise. But if you’re expecting less gore, think again.
The movie-like vibe of playing a Predator is undeniably compelling, but it can’t be called good hunting.
A classic gaming franchise gets an immersive, VR-only sequel. But what does this game immerse you in?
The remake of this 1999 game adds two decades of realism and detail to this already gore-drenched zombie apocalypse.
There’s really only one franchise that corners the market on gory, gloppy demon-butchering.
There’s a potent new challenger vying for the battle royale crown—this time with the M-rated Call of Duty backdrop.
Hideo Kojima’s newest effort is a strange and creative concoction that’s equally awesome and awful.
