Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition review — how the fighter should have launched
I’ve been thoroughly invested in Street Fighter V for the last two years. It’s my “main game.” The thing I play when I am...
Call of Duty: WWII review — a welcome reminder of heroes and sacrifice
Call of Duty: WWII takes us back the beginning. It reminds us why we liked the series and why it became a $15 billion...
GamesBeat Review Vault
Below you’ll find a listing of every GamesBeat game review to date. They are listed in reverse chronological order with the latest review appearing...
Quantum Break takes interactivity, video, and time travel in a riveting direction
Time-travel tales are perhaps the most complicated plots in all of storytelling, and they’re difficult to pull off. But when they work, they’re awesome, such...
Tharsis shows that in space, no one can hear you scream in frustration
Do you love tabletop games? Micro-management? Cannibalism? Then you might like Tharsis, a turn-based strategy game with permadeath and plenty of challenge.
Guns Up! brings the casual nature of Clash of Clans to the console — with lag. Lots of lag
Guns Up! is a simple and interesting new entry in the free-to-play combat category. You would expect this kind of release from a gaming startup for...
Call of Duty: Black Ops III is the best shooter game of 2015
Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops III is one of the finest installments in a series that has generated $10 billion in lifetime revenue....
Updated: Halo 5: Guardians takes Master Chief and his pursuer down a very strange path
Master Chief just isn’t himself in Halo 5: Guardians. And now that I’ve played the whole single-player campaign, I’m not really sure I like...
Until Dawn is like a scary and riveting interactive horror movie
Editors note: This review has some minor story spoilers. The new PlayStation 4 exclusive psychological horror game Until Dawn may go down as one...
Xenoblade Chronicles 3D: One of the best Wii role-playing games is better on a portable console
It may seem like moving from a game console to a handheld system would be a step down, but somehow Xenoblade Chronicles 3D is even better on the New 3DS, Nintendo’s latest portable. But how? It’s not like sweeping changes have been made to the original since its release three years ago on the Wii .