Marvel’s Wolverine is a solid video game, and I enjoyed my time with it, but I left wanting more from both the game and the character. It succeeds at making you feel like Wolverine, even if the game surrounding that fantasy isn't always as compelling.

Arc System Works nailed Tokon and showed once again why they are one of the best in the genre. While it’s too soon to know if this game will perfectly fill the tag team Marvel void in the fighting game community, it launched with a respectable package perfect for everyone.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is a faithful, gorgeous remake that nails everything above water, even if its stale combat proves the series still hasn't solved its oldest problem.

Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred delivers the best version of the game yet, with a satisfying story conclusion, deep endgame systems, and two new classes that breathe fresh life into an already strong foundation.

Forza Horizon 6 brings the festival to Japan, and after 30+ hours behind the wheel, it's one of the best open world racing games out today.

I really cannot recommend Pragmata enough. Capcom has once again outdone themselves by delivering an exceptionally-polished brand new IP with lovable characters and a wholly unique take on dual-character combat, pairing excellent enemy and level designs with heavily customizable loadouts for an intense and addictive experience.

Saros is an absolute blast to play. The gameplay loop is tight, challenging, and spectacular in all the right moments. When the bullet hell clicks, there's nothing like it.

Marathon is Bungie's ambitious extraction shooter set in the world of the classic trilogy. With over 100 hours played, here's our full review of what works, what doesn't, and who it's really for.

A cross between Vampire Survivors, Arkanoid, Space Invaders, and the base-building elements of Actraiser Renaissance, Ball x Pitt is the perfect combination of old-school charm and difficulty, creating a unique fusion of so many seemingly disparate gameplay elements into something more than the sum of its parts.

Fans of the series will love what has been done here, as this is yet another example of how remakes can succeed without relying on over-the-top visual flair. It’s a perfect game for anyone looking to experience a classic that shaped the RPGs of today.

Resident Evil Requiem delivers in every way that counts. It’s terrifying when it needs to be, provides compelling characters, drops them into unforgettable settings, and keeps you on your toes with gripping combat.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is a technical wonder on Nintendo Switch 2. It single-handedly raised the bar on what I thought could be possible on the system, delivering a beautifully realized, engaging, and lengthy quest in the most accessible format yet without sacrificing much on the presentation side.