Does this online battle royale contest solve the genre’s biggest problems?
A new Paper Mario with an unfolding origami scheme.
This historical combat game is both brutal and beautiful. But is it something you’ll want your teens wading into?
Ever wondered what it’d be like to don Iron Man’s armor? Sony might just make those dreams come true—virtually speaking.
Zombie splatter might be the least of players’ worries in this brutal cautionary tale about emotional cost of seeking revenge.
Yet another free tactical shooter arrives for the esports-loving masses. But are there costs that come with free?
A refurbished classic for the Switch. But are these the battling chronicles you’re looking for?
This might be just the sort of light, clever and silly game we could all use right about now.
Less blocky building. More blocky battling. Minecraft Dungeons builds a brawler for young fans of the franchise.
SuperMash gives players a chance to mix-‘n’-match video game genres in creative—and sometimes odd—new minigames.
Another old school revival. Does Streets of Rage 4 offer fresh kicks or tired whiffs?
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.
