Here’s a boy-and-his-dog tale with an out-of-this-world pooch and an out-there fantasy twist.
If you think battling robots in space will be less messy for human combatants, think again.
This intense, graphic depiction of World War I features equal measures of visceral combat and anti-war sentiment.
Batman gets an immersive virtual reality treatment that’s darker than you might expect.
Mafia III takes its explicit moral anarchy to such messy new lows it makes you wish they made brain showers.
This ’80s-like throwback proves that games don’t need to be messy or pulse-pounding to keep us engaged.
Deux Ex: Mankind Divided’s engaging gameplay is badly undermined by its bloody, profane and sensual content.
The Telltale gamemakers take a swing at portraying Bruce Wayne’s dark side … with dark results.
The Technomancer’s sci-fi storyline seems promising at first … but quickly breaks that promise.
Amid all of this prison simulation’s would-be moralizing, players still must muddle through a lot of messy, M-rated material.
There’s a certain familiarity to what you do in a LEGO franchise game. And that’s just hunky-dory.
This imaginative, interactive, story-based game invites players on a journey that meanders through grief toward an abstract ending.
It’s a toss-up which is worse in this blood-drenched first-person shooter: its content or its quality.
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst walks a T-rated tightrope between acrobatic gameplay and content parents of younger players may wish the game …