Travis Northup

This fantastic factory building co-op adventure is so much more than satisfactory. This has been a hard review to write.

Diablo 4 was one of my favorite games last year, so I've had high hopes for Vessel of Hatred, the first expansion to developer Blizzard's demonic ARPG.

It only took 10 minutes of playing Unknown 9: Awakening for me to feel a keen sense of deja vu.

A few good ideas and can’t save this bland and janky adventure.

Whether you adored 2013 indie darling Contrast or were disappointed by 2016's We Happy Few, it's hard to argue that developer Compulsion Games doesn't swing for the fences and try new things.

After spending a day with South of Midnight, it’s clear that developer Compulsion Games' innovation streak (see: Contrast and Wee Happy Few) hasn’t slowed down one bit, and I went from mild curiosity to full-blown hype for this unique action-adventure game set in the American deep south.

As the holiday season approaches, here are my favorite Dungeons & Dragons gifts to consider given the DM or fellow party member in your life.

It only took an hour of playing Path of Exile 2's early access version to know I'd soon be firing up an Excel spreadsheet and saying goodbye to all my loved ones for the foreseeable future.

This first crack at Alien in VR is immediately compelling with lots of room to grow. Related reads: Alien: Rogue Incursion – The First Preview

This first crack at Alien in VR is immediately compelling with lots of room to grow.