Daylight: Atlus’s first foray into the next generation is for the PlayStation 4
Daylight is publisher Atlus's first title for the next generation of consoles. It's dark, lonely, and partially created by IGN host Jessica Chobot.
Why Dragon’s Crown didn’t turn me on (hands-on preview)
Dragon's Crown might be a good game, but too many things get in the way -- literally and figuratively -- for it to be an enjoyable game.
Beyond: Two Souls captures the moral dilemma of using supernatural power (hands-on preview)
Jodie Holmes works for the CIA on a mission in Somalia.
Dark Souls 2 kills you even when you’re invincible (preview)
Developer From Software is making Dark Souls 2 just for the fans. That means it's going to be just as difficult as ever.
In Watch Dogs, your friends can hack your character in the single-player game (multiplayer preview)
Your friends can come into your game, hack your character, and steal your data.
Company of Heroes 2 emulates the feel of Russian winter and suicide missions (preview)
Relic's developers visited Russia to experience the cold winter for themselves. That shows through in the gameplay.
Saints Row IV: Hail to the Chief baller (hands-on preview)
Saints Row IV takes your gang banger out of the mean streets and into the Oval Office, and then throws in alien invasions, dubstep guns, super powers, and optional nudity. And then it totally goes off the chain.
Thief is still an apprentice, but it’s learning fast (hands-on preview)
Though much improved over its GDC appearance, a hands-on playthrough of Eidos Montreal's new Thief reboot shows it hasn't quite mastered the art of the steal. Yet.
Lego Marvel Super Heroes: Y’know … for kids (preview)
Lego Marvel Super Heroes carries the Lego-game torch of clever parody mixed with geek-worthy team-ups from across the Marvel Universe, but the gameplay itself feels too gentle for most grown-ups.
The evil genius of Skylanders: Swap Force (preview)
The new Skylanders can jump and change body parts. Will that be enough to fend off Disney?