Unrelated Games That Pretended To Be Sequels
Not every video game sequel started off as one. Here are some titles that changed in development or were totally passed off as something else.
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Why Armored Core VI: Fires Of Rubicon Is Going To Blow Everyone Away
"Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon" has been a long time coming. Here's why it's going to be a game-changer.
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Red Dead Redemption Fans Go Into A Frenzy, But Not For The Reason You Think
"Red Dead Redemption" fans are used to searching for clues -- and the latest update to Rockstar's website might mean exciting news for the franchise.
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ANVIL Review: A Potential-Filled Adventure
"ANVIL" offers a mix of shooter mechanics, strategic gameplay, and cooperative multiplayer. However, the game still needs some fine-tuning here and there.
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Leaked Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Images May Have A Deeper Meaning
The first artwork for "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3" may have leaked. Here's what fans have learned from it.
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Koa And The Five Pirates Of Mara Review: Rekindling The Spark Of 3D Platformers
"Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara" proudly carries the torch lit by its predecessors, while offering a fresh, simplistic spin on the platforming formula.
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The Barbie Game That Obliterated Doom In The '90s
Forget Barbenheimer. In the 1990s, Barbie managed to dethrone "Doom" in popularity.
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The Wildest Guest Characters In Gaming
Not every guest character makes total sense for the game they're joining. Here are some of the wildest guest characters in horror, fighting games, and more.
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Octopath Traveler 2 Review: A Solid Sequel
Octopath Traveler 2's changes manage to uphold what made the first game enjoyable, while adding some new bells and whistles to make it feel like a step forward.
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Lakeburg Legacies Review: A Near-Perfect Match
From its designs to its world-building mechanics, "Lakeburg Legacies" is a beautifully crafted game that successfully merges a variety of genres.
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Frank And Drake Review: A Luscious World Full Of Mystery
"Frank and Drake" is a winning narrative adventure that will reward multiple playthroughs.
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My Friendly Neighborhood Review: Not Quite A Horror Show
While not scary per se, "My Friendly Neighborhood" delivers an engaging series of puzzles, a goofy world, and an irreverent take on the survival horror genre.
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Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Review - Turns Out Being A Daimyo Is Hard
"Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening" opens a portal to feudal Japan that strategy fans and history enthusiasts will want to dive into head first.
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Ember Knights Review: Straight Fire
"Ember Knights" is an exceptionally fun and well-structured game that comes as a wonderful surprise in an already fully packed year in gaming.
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Here's How Much Longer Call Of Duty Will Be On Playstation
Sony and Microsoft have reached a deal for the future of "Call of Duty" -- but at what cost?
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REMEDIUM: Sentinels Review - Simple & Addictive Autoshooting Action
"REMEDIUM: Sentinels" is a delightful and addictive autoshooter, striking the perfect balance between simplicity and strategy.
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Exoprimal Review: Unleash Chaos, Save Humanity, Dominate Dinosaurs
Even with its slightly convoluted story, "Exoprimal" offers a unique and enjoyable experience with its blend of elements from different genres.
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Kingdom Eighties Review: Lightning In A Small Bottle
Not without its hiccups, Kingdom Eighties is a great introduction to the Kingdom games with its stylish aesthetic, intuitive controls, and cohesive story.
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Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist Of Salburg Review - A Successful Return To Salburg
"Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg" is a success that stays true to the 1997 classic and stands on its own in the modern gaming landscape.
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Touhou: New World Review - Discovering Gensokyo Like Never Before
"Touhou: New World" successfully weaves together elements of old-school bullet hell and RPG mechanics, creating a unique and fun Touhou Project experience.
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It's Time To Talk About Microsoft Winning Its Case For Activision Blizzard
Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard appears to be going through after the latest court ruling -- but how do fans and industry pros feel about that?
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Terrible Things Video Games Pressured You To Do
Lots of games pressure players with morality and the consequences of our actions, but these moments and choices have stuck with us more than others.
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NBA 2K24 Paid Heartbreaking Tribute To Kobe Bryant (But It Wasn't Perfect)
2K Sports is honoring the legacy of Kobe Bryant with its next game, but fans spotted an issue with the initial announcement.
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Every GTA Game Has The Same Problem (& We Expect 6 To Fix It)
"Grand Theft Auto" has made moves to be a bit more progressive in recent years, but there's one problem we'd love to see "GTA 6" fix.
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The Best Games Of June 2023, According To Metacritic
If you thought May 2023 was going to be the biggest month for gaming this year, wait till you see the high scores received by June's new releases.
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Diablo 4 Review: Giving Into The Darkness (In The Best Ways)
"Diablo 4" is an excellent game that captures all the things that have made fans love the series for more than two decades.
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Dave The Diver Review: Endless Fun In An Underwater Oasis
Dave the Diver is endearing and lively, a feel-good game to its core, with just enough lore and mystery to keep nudging you along.
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