Isolation is all too ready to tout it as one of the best games to ever use the Alien license, which is what makes its review ...

Cleaner vistas, deeper darkness, more opportunities to earn skill points, and the ability to unleash your inner Solid Snake ...

Routine starts with you waking up in a small room in what appears to be a retro-flavored, futuristic resort built on the moon ...

Escape the nightmare by observing what shouldn’t exist. Lisa is trapped in ten floors that shift each loop: find the anomaly, survive, and uncover the truth behind the endless office. Announced in ...

Whenever a game goes through a lengthy and somewhat tumultuous development cycle, as Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has, the first ...

Like so many of the last decade’s horror titles, Routine loves to let players decay, primarily mentally, within small ...

A richly atmospheric return to the Metroid Prime formula delivers memorable worlds and classic exploration—even if some design choices keep it from reaching the series’ highest heights.

We waited 13 years for Routine, and now that it's finally here, it's a terrifying and unforgettable trip to the moon.

Teddy (Plemons) is a sweaty, nervy conspiracy theorist factory worker who believes a race of aliens called Andromedans is bent on destroying Earth and controlling mankind. Imparted with this knowledge ...

Alien: Isolation is one of the most terrifying games I've ever played, and even its own writer admits it's straight-up too scary for a lot of people. Chatting on the FRVR podcast, former Creative ...