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Shadow Labyrinth is what happens when Bandai Namco rips PAC-MAN apart and rebuilds him as a twisted, combat-driven survivor trapped in a brutal maze of memory and death.

Chronicle is Kinetic Game's newest update for Phasmophobia bringing with it a suite of enhancements and spooks!

Ambrosia Sky is the kind of game that sneaks up on you--haunting, heartfelt, and unlike anything else I played at Summer Game Fest 2025.

After years of silence, Capcom's elusive space thriller Pragmata finally gives us something concrete--and it's surprisingly worth the wait.

If you've ever wanted to swap from Cap's shield throw to Spidey's web-slinging in the same combo, Marvel Cosmic Invasion delivers--and then some.

CGMagazine was invited down to 2K's California offices for a hands-on session with Borderlands 4, where I spent two hours shooting and vault diving in what might be the series' most confident entry to date.

Dying Light: The Beast doesn't just bring back the undead--it resurrects everything fans loved about the original, now with sharper claws and a deeper bite.

Supermassive's Directive 8020 looks to elevate The Dark Pictures Anthology with tighter gameplay, deeper choices, and genuine sci-fi horror, out October 2, 2025.

I was genuinely interested to review Chrono Odyssey for one specific reason--it was the first MMORPG that I've played probably since World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King. Well, that's not entirely true; I dabbled with New World back when it ...

Capcom reimagines Onimusha with Way of the Sword, blending samurai cinema and supernatural action into a stylish, brutal return.