With the end of Q1, Q2 looks to get off to a hot start with the arrival of the long-awaited God of War. Other than the return of this big franchise, we saw some other good and not-so-good games in April 2018.
Ever wonder how you would fare in a zombie apocalypse? How would you do if you were with friends? Well, State of Decay 2 lets you live out these scenarios in a sprawling, zombie survival title.
In the leadup to E3 2018, May 2018 is filled with quality video game releases that should scratch a variety of itches. From indies to AAA titles, the upcoming month has it all.
With the end of March 2018, Q1 2018 is officially over. How do the games of March 2018 stack up against the rest of the year so far?
April 2018 kicks off Q2 of 2018, featuring some big games, some small games, and everything in between including cardboard and battlemechs.
MLB The Show 18 improves in just about every area of the game, especially in the acclaimed Diamond Dynasty mode. However, the title does not change enough to appease fans who want massive overhauls yearly.
The finale of Telltale Games’ Batman: The Enemy Within is upon us with two trailers showing two separate potential storylines in one episode, and that’s no joke.
A non-violent platformer, Shiny has a subtle, charming story to tell. In a saturated genre, does Shiny do enough to distinguish itself from other games?
Lead by Shadow of the Colossus, February 2018 looks to take the title of best gaming month of 2018 thus far. But with the good come the bad as we take a look at 3 of the best and worst games of the month.
The latest game from the Sword Art Online franchise takes players to a whole new game. Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet takes place in Gun Gale Online, but how does it compare to previous games?
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