Summer Game Fest

I’m skeptical of the proposed technology behind Stars Reach, but what I saw feels like the next big step in cultivating a virtual life in online gaming.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game has the chops to succeed in the competitive FGC scene as long as the community embraces it.

The Lost Wild delivers promises an intriguing mystery with monster movie elements through the involvement of monstrous dinosaurs.

D-Topia from Marumittu Games delivers a strong impression through the cozy puzzle game with a strong backing narrative.

For players who are looking for a new arcade racing game with some of Hollywood’s most iconic vehicles, Stuntman: Hollywood is one to watch.

Fallout 76’s developers discuss enriching Appalachia and what’s coming next to the wasteland and why exploration is their main priority.

Mr. Records, the latest indie game from Glee-Chee Studios, delivers a fun setting with standout, hand-drawn visuals.

N Plus Infinity Times Two isn’t reinventing the wheel, but it does invite some hilarious, chaotic platforming mess.

Stranger Than Heaven captures real-world boxing and brawling, but its sharp departure from other RGG Studio titles may be too big a hurdle.

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is what fans of the originals will love, without being stunted by what Uncharted constrained the genre into.