Infernax brings a new stranger into the fold for Halloween
What?s scarier, these demonic horrors or the hockey mask clad guy with a shotgun.
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Trifox review for Nintendo Switch, PC, Xbox
A love letter to old 3D platformers that mostly hits its mark.
Persona 5 Royal review for PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch
Atlus drops another impressively feature-complete Persona release onto new platforms.
Mages and Treasures review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch
Definitely not a treasure worth finding.
Destiny 2?s traditional Festival of the Lost event is now live
Spooky new challenges and rewards are up for grabs for everyone!
SEGA reveals a comic that will set up the events leading up to Sonic Frontiers
What hijinks will you lead Sonic to now, Amy?
Marvel?s Midnight Suns developer livestream recap
Firaxis has launched a series of developer live stream for its upcoming RTS.
The DioField Chronicle review for PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch, PC
The DioField Chronicle hopes to make a name for itself in the strategy RPG field, but does it do enough to set itself apart from a hefty amount of 2022 RPG titles?
NHL 23 review for PlayStation, Xbox
Is NHL 23 a roster update, or does it offer hockey fans the promise of something new and different?
Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway review for PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Xbox
Definitely bigger than its predecessor. But is it any better?
Sonic has a skill tree in Sonic Frontiers!?!
It’s a bold strategy, Iizuka-san. Let’s see if it pays off for ’em.
RIOTPWR Cloud Gaming Controller for iOS (Xbox Edition) review
A good controller released in the twilight of the Lightning Port.
LEGO Bricktales review for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Not even annoying controls can fully hold LEGO Bricktales back.
The Court of Owls threaten Gotham in new Gotham Knights cinematic trailer
Gotham has never looked more menacing.
EA Sports PGA Tour set to tee up Spring 2023
There’s no Tiger on the box on in the title, but EA’s next golf experience is looking quite impressive.
Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo review for Switch, PC, Playstation, Xbox
About as far removed as you can get from The Master of Suspense.