This creative indie game offers intrigue and fun, but there’s something murky in its murder Brutale.
Known for their sci-fi romance options, this Mass Effect series entry sends its nooky into another dimension.
The shooter mechanics continue to improve. But that doesn’t mean the shooter mess gets any better.
LEGO Worlds might be described as Minecraft on a sugar high, with zombies, dinosaurs and digital donuts to boot.
Link’s latest adventure gets restaged in a world that’s much bigger and open-ended. So what else has changed?
This open-world adventure offers up lots of arrow-slinging, robot-riding and post-apocalyptic soul-searching.
The second Halo Wars contest delivers real-time strategy thrills without all the famous franchise’s goopy, gory, first-person shooter spills.
The latest Sniper Elite entry shatters and bursts enemy bodies with even more graphic “glee.”
For Honor delivers bloody, hack-and-slash action paired with an extremely deep fighting system and bellowing combatants.
This minimalist puzzle game is surprisingly engaging … for kids and adults alike.
This game promises a ticket into an Asian gangland underworld. You just have to pay the price.
This reimagining of the Resident Evil franchise’s early iterations takes a nasty, horrific turn.
This colorful and creative game nevertheless loses its footing from time to time.
This zombie game packs a surprising emotional wallop … but plenty of brain-busting, too.
Mario can now go for a run wherever you take your phone. Is that as Peachy as it sounds?
