
Five Years On, House of Ashes Still Finds Its Horror Worth Digging For
A tale of five strangers trapped within a ruined, monstrous fortress, wherein terror and choice decide who shall survive.

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

A tale of five strangers trapped within a ruined, monstrous fortress, wherein terror and choice decide who shall survive.

A smaller, stealth-focused Assassin's Creed sets its tale in Baghdad, trading scale for a denser, more patient city.

A vast realm of mountains, dragons and shouting, wherein good fortune and woe abide together.

A ruined metro, a quiet gun, and a city that has stopped turning. Metro: Last Light closes out its grim tale.

A loud, fast arcade racer of neon streets and drifting cars, wherein boost and collision decide the victor.

A tale of Ghosts amid drones and satellites, wherein a soldier's gear becomes his fate in a war that shall be fought tomorrow.

A wrestling-style fight returns, stripped of its garments layer by layer, across a grand stage of motion and light.

A survivor wanders a zombie-infested London, doomed to repeat his perilous journey until he perishes utterly.

A wandering gunfighter relives his deadliest battles in this tale of memory, death, and the price of a life lived twice.

A racer wherein each course transforms into car, plane, or motorcycle, a spectacle of Sega's many heroes competing across modes.
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