As part of our efforts to show solidarity with the Palestinian people and their right to exist, we will abide by the BDS recommendation to boycott Microsoft’s gaming products. 

Despite not being wholly original by design, Kaya’s Prophecy succeeds in marrying the two disparate ideas of card battler and village management.

Creative level design lends itself to navigating through inventive use of your abilities, but failure is punishing in all the wrong ways.

Pyre remains a poignant piece nearly a decade later. Perhaps especially so, now. 

IXION may be what each person makes of it, but I’m not positive it ever coalesces into something greater than the sum of its parts.

Masterful use of space, color, and the video game medium itself have concocted a beautiful blend of storytelling and puzzle solving.

While Sonokuni doesn’t break barriers or have the most moving story, the visual style and music create a memorable experience.

Nif Nif doesn’t do enough to stand out from the pack for adults, but might just be what you need to introduce the genre to younger audiences

Game Informer is back, and a new dawn is looming.

Monster Hunter Wilds is an exhilarating and worthy addition to the Monster Hunter franchise.

Judgment is a must-play for fans of detective stories and action games alike.

AbleToPlay, a game discovery platform by Good Trouble, is now live in public beta.

Beautiful, hand-drawn visuals, a stellar soundtrack, and magnificent melee combat make this a fight to remember.

Avowed is a game full of exploration, wonder, intrigue, and laughs.

Warriors: Abyss plays it safe in just about every aspect, with Omega Force taking no big swings — in gameplay or otherwise.

I Love You, Colonel Sanders! is an affront not only to dating sims, but video games in general.

MagicCon: Chicago 2025 is underway and will continue through the weekend. Here's a summary of the preview panel we got today.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins is a departure from the long-standing series’ formula, but offers a worthwhile experience all the same.

Final Fantasy, the iconic video game series, is making its way to Magic: the Gathering this summer — June 13, to be exact. 

Monster Prom is a more light-hearted take on the dating sim format with a poppy art style, simple mechanics, and fun dialogue.