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How BioShock Impacted the Concept of Games as Art
In 2007, audiences were transported somewhere beyond the sea in 2K's iconic game BioShock, showcasing that games can indeed be art.
Five Years Later, Cuphead's Art and Difficulty Have Cemented its Legacy
It's been five years since launch, but Studio MDHR's hit title Cuphead still stands out for its demanding boss battles and nostalgic art style.
How Texas Chain Saw Massacre’s Gameplay, Characters Add a Sense of Authenticity
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre game looks like a terrifying take on asymmetrical horror that pits teens against the cannibalistic Sawyer family.
PS1-Era Graphics Have Found New Life Through Indie Horror Games
Over the past few years, a slew of indie horror games have forgone the realism of modern titles in favor of low-res 3D graphics based on the PS1.
Comparing the New Saints Row Characters to the Classics
While it is great to see Saints Row revisit its grounded roots, the new game's characters fall flat in comparison to the original titles.
Pacific Drive is a Darker Take on the Road Trip Subgenre
Introduced at Sony's PlayStation State of Play, Pacific Drive takes players on a highly supernatural road trip across the Pacific Northwest.
Every Easter Egg in Skydance's Marvel Game Teaser
Skydance New Media and Marvel reveal their new Captain America and Black Panther game at D23 Expo, and it is filled with Easter Eggs.
What to Expect From the Division 2 Year 5
Ubisoft's Forward Showcase on September 10 offered glimpses at developer plans for the rest of Year 4 and the near future of The Division 2.