Staff Picks

If you’re looking for a decent dungeon-crawler with some style, Stranger of Sword City might be for you. Turn to RPGFan for the definitive review.

The latest from Drinkbox Studios is here; Severed is a very cool premise, and our favorite review thus far can be found at GameSpew.

Star Fox is back and if you’re wondering how the iconic mascot’s return to the galactic fray has fared, we urge you to check out Shacknews.

It’s a somewhat surreal, low-key indie title by a Chinese developer that might be reminiscent of a Thatgamecompany effort, but it falls a little shy.

The anticipated sequel to Bravely Default has arrived and if you’re looking for an objective, well thought-out analysis, we suggest you turn to IGN.

The lovable Lombax is back and if you want to see how well Insomniac has treated this timeless classic, check out The Telegraph’s excellent review.

The anticipated Xbox One exclusive has arrived and though many critics have weighed in already, we’ve chosen this one for its firm stance and overall quality.

It’s supremely challenging and wonderfully designed, a true love note to the hardcore fans. And The Daily Dot does a great job capturing this essence.

It’s a promising new release for PlayStation Vita owners but if you want to learn more about this unique, challenging title, we strongly recommend visiting Brash Games.

Reviewing an in-depth simulator requires attention to detail, a firm understanding of the subject matter, and the ability to keep the reader entertained.

A new Fire Emblem has arrived and for a wonderfully entertaining and informative review that’ll make you smile, we suggest visiting IGN.

Tom Clancy’s The Division is the biggest new game of 2016 and for a fantastic breakdown of this tactical, multiplayer-oriented shooter, we turn to The Escapist.

The first episode has finally arrived and everyone is weighing in, but here’s our favorite review so far. It makes us want to become Agent 47!

The upgraded insta-classic has earned applause everywhere but for one of the more entertaining and well-written reviews, turn to Nintendo Insider.

Far Cry Primal is all about atmospheric goodness and GR’s fantastic review captures that immersion better than most. Well worth reading, we guarantee it.