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Lumines Arise is a profound audio-visual experience that already feels like it enhances everything that was great about Tetris Effect.

The Batman Arkham games hold a special place in gaming history, but Batman Begins, which came two years before, walked so they could run.

The year may be halfway over, but the great game releases feel like they're just beginning. At least that's our realization after Summer Games Fest. Here's what we're most looking forward to in 2025.

One of the most expensive RPGs of the late '90s may not have lived up to its potential, but it's not worth forgetting altogether either.

KuloNiku: Bowl Up is a promising new cooking game full of charming characters. Plus, it's free to try on PC now for Steam Next Fest.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4' masterfully updates the classic games it's based on while highlighting the absolute pinnacle of this important video game series.

Spine brings high-octane Gun Fu action inspired by the likes John Wick to games, and fuses it with the tried-and-true Akrham combat.

Splatoon 3's getting a Switch 2 upgrade will result in some big changes in what the original Switch version can render in.

After starring in her own DLC for 'Crypt of the NecroDancer' in 2025, virtual pop star Hatsune Miku is back for the sequel with a pack of unbelievably catchy tracks.

Collecting coins is mandatory if you want to unlock all of 'Mario Kart World's' vehicles, and we have a guide showing you the best and most effortless way to do it.