Techland promises diversity in Dying Light 2 (updated)
The first Dying Light was one of the most diverse games of 2015. The parkour zombie adventure takes place in a fictional Middle Eastern...
11-11 Memories Retold’s animal companions will bridge conflict in WW I
11-11: Memories Retold is the latest game in the indie odyssey of Yoan Fanise, who left Ubisoft after 14 years to co-found the French...
Remedy doubles down on narrative gaming with Control
One of the pleasant surprises at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) game trade show last week came from Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment and...
Hitman 2 gives players more information and bigger crowds to hide in
The 2016 reboot of Hitman was one of my favorite games in a strong 2016, and I’m excited to get back into that world...
Tim Willits: Rage 2 signals the ‘golden age of id’
Tim Willits believes that id Software, the iconic game development company that created some of gaming’s most cherished brands, is in its golden age....
Why Warner Bros. keeps picking up new games and studios
When Hitman maker IO Interactive cut loose from Square Enix, it was no surprise that Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (WBIE) stepped in and acquired...
How players will get in the groove with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4
I’ve played the multiplayer combat of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 a couple of times, and it takes a little getting used to....
Ubisoft’s Skull & Bones is a surprisingly good pirate naval battle game
Skull & Bones started out as a relatively mediocre and little-noticed title when Ubisoft showed the game at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) game...
Arca’s Path hands-on — navigating a sci-fi fairy tale by sight
Arca’s Path gently guides you through an alien world full of soft colors and exotic plants — and you’ll never have to pick up...
Anthem’s story ‘anchors the content,’ but it’s still a BioWare experience
When I walked out of “the box” that housed the Anthem demo in the back of the EA Play event last Sunday before the...