The Ultimate Holiday Video Game Gift Guide 2026
If you now someone who loves video games, there is a perfect holiday gift waiting for them, thanks to this guide to the best games of 2026.
If you now someone who loves video games, there is a perfect holiday gift waiting for them, thanks to this guide to the best games of 2026.
Shopping for a gamer this holiday? We’ve got a collection of sweet gaming swag and stocking stuffers that would make any gamer happy.
COGconnected’s picks for the Top 5 Upcoming Video Games November 2026, ranked by hype and quality expectations.
Rhythm of the Universe: Ionia’s enticing premise gives way to a disappointing, simplistic experience that despite some attempts to utilize VR’s potential, has you too often watching instead of playing.
Some genres are overused, some need to be revived, and some genre mashups are misguided attempts to toss together whatever seems popular. What makes the cut?
The developers behind the upcoming Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Tempestfall have decided to delay this VR title a bit to implement new features.
I Expect You to Die 2: The Spy and the Liar is one of the best VR games of 2021 so far. The smart, Bond-inspired writing, meticulous attention to detail, and masterful use of Oculus’s VR controls will have you glued to your seat the entire time.
After taking the Oculus Quest by storm, HappyGiant Games are gearing up to release the VR adventure Sam & Max: This Time It’s Virtual across platforms – starting by releasing a demo on Steam!
Ven VR Adventure is overall a solid platforming adventure that uses its many gameplay influences well. It’s just too bad that the darn camera ruins the fun so much.
Ragnarock is solid VR rhythm game in which you’ll be having so much fun you won’t notice how sweaty you are. But its one-note gameplay might make you want to hang up your helmet after a while.
One of the best games available in VR, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, is receiving a free update, Aftershocks, on September 23.
A Township Tale’s got a great core concept, an amazing player community, and some cool and unique gameplay elements. But there are some major design issues that are keeping it from a happy ending.
Whether you want to get fit, get smarter, get happier, get more connected, or get more money, there’s probably a fun way to do it thanks to video games.