Staff Picks

The latest Deus Ex entry has finally arrived and for one of the more complete and enjoyable reviews written thus far, we urge you to check out EGM.

Okay, so Samus isn’t here. But does that mean the latest Metroid entry isn’t worthy of your time? Let Nintendo Life sway your purchase decision.

It’s one of the most anticipated games of the year and for the best No Man’s Sky analysis yet, we suggest turning to AttackoftheFanboy.

Abzu is a game that will undoubtedly remind you of the now-classic Journey. HonestGamers illustrates why it’s similar, and how it’s very different.

The traditional JRPG fanatics have been lying in wait for I Am Setsuna and if they want to read a fantastic review, they should check out The Daily Dot.

The movie is beyond controversial but there’s no controversy surrounding the game. As Push Square hilariously clarifies…it just plain blows.

It’s sweeping the world and while The Guardian says it’s not a great game, at least it’s a great experience. And this is a great review to boot.

If you’re a fan of retro gaming and you missed out on Xerodrifter a couple years back, maybe you should add this to your summer playlist.

JRPG fanatics everywhere had high hopes for Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness but it’s not dragging down high scores. For the best review yet, visit Polygon.

It was supposed to be the spiritual successor to the legendary Mega Man IP but as our favorite review tells us, the lofty ambitions fall shy.

It’s the 17th entry in this long-running JRPG franchise and fans everywhere will appreciate its finely-tuned familiarity. Just ask the experts at RPGFan.

This reboot has been a long time coming and though it trips and stumbles here and there, Digital Spy says it can still get your heart pounding.

The second and final expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has finally arrived, and this review captures the add-on perfectly. More Geralt goodness!

Wondering if Blizzard’s anticipated team-based shooter is worth your time? You gotta check out this excellent evaluation from The Guardian.

DOOM is back! And if you’re wondering how this long-awaited entry has fared, check in with LazyGamer, where you’ll find a stirringly funtastic review.