If its user reviews are to be believed, Warcraft 3: Reforged is the worst game in existence. Is it all hyperbole, or are there critical issues?
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After a five-year siesta, Tropico 6 sees the series return with monument heists, added complexity, and shiny new graphics. But how much has been added?
The handful of days I’ve had with At the Gates haven’t been enough to fully assess its balance and longevity, but they have spurred some preview thoughts.
The release of Final Fantasy XIV patch 4.5 laid the groundwork for a new Blue Mage job, but what how exactly does it work, and what’s a ‘limited class?’
After the initial disappointment of its setting, Forza Horizon 4 has once again proven the series' worth. Check out our review of the latest installment.
After two exciting releases, The Banner Saga 3 closes Stoic's trilogy, tying up loose ends but also revealing the limitations of a small studio.
The Banner Saga 3 preview reveals its slow march toward the series' epic conclusion, changing little, but perfecting much.
Pillars of Eternity II is back with another romping, sea-based adventure, but can it really live up to high standards of its predecessor?
After five years, Assassin's Creed Rogue has made its debut on next-gen consoles, but with the innovations of later titles, is it still worth playing?
This new entry to the Battle Royale genre offers some creative, unique elements, but clearly Darwin Project requires work in other areas.
Shadow of the Colossus' 4K remake makes tweaks in all the right areas while leaving the original, memorable gameplay intact.
The Sims 4: Cats and Dogs brings some bold changes, and many are questionable. Even so, it's a joy to see furry creations come to life.
Need for Speed Payback returns to the series with some marked improvements, but also a heavy and degenerative focus on micro-transactions.
The game strays away from any huge, story impacting decisions, but your choice of Wolfenstein II contraption will still significantly affect your playstyle.
Wolfenstein II builds on its predecessor's success with great storytelling and fluid shooting. Unfortunately, a few missteps prevent a perfect score.