
Eight Years On, Battlefield V Still Rewards the Squads That Actually Play Together
Battlefield V review: brilliant gunplay and Fortifications system undercut by a thin campaign and unfulfilled Grand Operations.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

Battlefield V review: brilliant gunplay and Fortifications system undercut by a thin campaign and unfulfilled Grand Operations.

South Park: The Fractured but Whole trades fantasy for superheroes with sharp tactical combat and crude, clever humor. Review inside.

Monster Hunter: World turns a niche grind-fest into an accessible, thrilling co-op hunting game with a living, breathing ecosystem.

Middle-earth: Shadow of War review: a nemesis system triumph buried under grind, sieges, and microtransaction baggage.

Into the Breach review: a tight, turn-based tactics roguelike about mechs, monsters, and perfect puzzle-solving. Score: 7.8/10.

Forza Horizon 4 brings dynamic seasons to a gorgeous Britain, delivering the best driving and open-world design in the series.

Dead Cells remains a near-perfect roguelike: brutal combat, gorgeous art, and a progression loop that keeps pulling you back in.

Celeste is a brutally precise platformer about a woman climbing a mountain and facing her own anxiety, and it's still one of the decade's best.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 ditches the campaign for multiplayer, Zombies, and battle royale. Here's our full review of Treyarch's boldest bet yet.

Assassin's Creed Origins reinvents the series with fluid combat, RPG progression, and a stunning recreation of ancient Egypt.
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