Tiny games with seriously big rhythm By Paul Hunter Rhythm Heaven Groove brings Nintendo’s music series back after a ten-year ...

The Legend of Heroes: Trails Beyond the Horizon hits PS5 as Nihon Falcom’s latest chapter in Zemuria, with NIS America once again handling the Western release. This is the 13th entry in the over ...

Capcom actually did it. The Resident Evil 4 remake improves upon the original, the highest-rated Resident Evil game of all time, in nearly every way. And yet, with so many changes to the characters, ...

All right it's time to date myself a bit: I've been playing video games since the 80s, and I still have fond memories of hitting the arcade to play Atari's Centipede. The game was thoroughly addictive ...

Xenoblade Chronicles X, developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo, stands as one of the most expansive and adventurous role-playing games in recent memory. Originally released for the Wii U ...

Baby Steps is a joyous oddity from acclaimed developer Bennett Foddy, with design help from Gabe Cuzzillo and Maxi Boch. You control Nate, an unemployed failson, on a bumbling and hilarious adventure ...

Nintendo's Tomodachi life simulation series went quiet after 2013, and Living the Dream is the comeback thirteen years in the making. This third entry in the franchise, developed and published by ...

75 hours into my Earth Defense Force 6 review, I suddenly realized that I'm having just as much fun now as I was during the first hour. The EDF series has among the best gameplay loops in all of ...

33 years after playing the original Final Fantasy on NES, I'm back once again playing the latest entry in this incredible role-playing series. And oh, just how far Square Enix has come from those ...

You can't talk about platformers from the ‘90s without bringing up the iconic mascot wearing sunglasses, spouting pop culture references, and jumping his way through TV-themed worlds. Gex, the ...

I grew up a huge fan of Snoopy, so I knew I had to jump at the chance to try Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club, out today on Nintendo Switch 2. I wasn't sure what to expect, but to my delight it ended ...