Rollers of the Realm accomplishes the incredibly strange thing it sets out to do
Become a real pinball wizard.
Review
It’s finally happened: Ubisoft broke Assassin’s Creed
Rogue abandons the Creed in more ways than one.
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is equal parts small and forward-thinking
A genderless mushroom person explores dioramas, to charming results.
You probably already know if you want to play Persona Q
Getting the band back together.
The Detail is one of the darkest games we’ve ever played
Murder, molestation, and a man’s face in a deep-fryer.
Everything in its right place: a Pokémon Omega Ruby Review
Exactly what you’d expect.
The brief, soaring flight of A Bird Story
A personal story, told through tiny movements.
This War of Mine is not fun, but you should still play it
11 bit Studios’ war simulator forces you to make horrible decisions.
Super Smash Bros. finds more tricks to play on Wii U
Back to the lab.
LittleBigPlanet 3 is full of toys and joy
The series moves beyond floatiness.
Shopping for real estate and men with Taylor Swift
Haters gonna hate. Daters gonna date.
The violent, lonely minds of Grand Theft Auto 5
Notes from the bleeding edge of reality.
Dragon Age: Inquisition is all business
Saving the world involves a surprising amount of paperwork.
Who, exactly, is Persona 4 Arena Ultimax for?
A beginner-friendly orgy of fan service is a strange thing to be.
NBA2K15 is both a marvelous basketball videogame and a douchebag simulator
The RPG and basketball genres come together.
Win an all-expense-paid trip to Revolutionary France in Assassin’s Creed Unity
Rising above the crowd in this year’s meta-epic.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is, thankfully, a bit grossed out by war
Holding square will get you nowhere.
The less you know about The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo, the better
‘Scuse us while we bury this lede.
The Sailor’s Dream is a labyrinth, an instrument, a place
Simogo’s latest defies categorization.
Beyond Earth envisions a more "realistic" future, but we may not want to live there
In which we humans fumble through the cosmos.
Woah Dave! is simple, compulsive and sinister
The arcade as muse.
Sunset Overdrive thinks punk rock began with Blink-182
A Hot Topic universe.
Helix is a game about looping and looping and looping and-
Ugly and abrasive and resplendent in its placeholder-chic graphics.
Gabriel Knight’s 20th anniversary edition is a shrine to its father
Jane Jensen’s classic, just like you remember it.
Fantasy Life romanticizes the small things
In the end, though? Dragons.