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MLB The Show 23 will make every baseball fan fall in love with the game again

A heartfelt tribute to the Negro Leagues anchors the latest edition of sports video games’ longest-running success

By Owen S. Good

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Sim game Terra Nil accepts the apocalypse — then moves past it

Nature is healing

By Nicole Clark

This turn-based tactical roguelike makes zombies cool again

By Johnny Yu March 22

Tchia stands on the shoulders of Zelda — then leaps off

By Nicole Carpenter March 20

The Resident Evil 4 remake pulls off the same great trick

By Michael McWhertor March 17

Evil Dead Rise is a movie for sickos by sickos

By Rafael Motamayor March 16

Cyberpunk’s new equipment book is smart satire on the future of American gun culture

By Charlie Hall March 16

The Tetris movie doesn’t do its story justice

By Michael McWhertor March 16

The deeper I dig into roguelike Have a Nice Death, the less value I find

By Chris Karnadi March 16

Critical Role’s Till the Last Gasp straddles the line between board game and RPG

By Charles Theel March 15

Bayonetta’s new spinoff can’t decide what it wants to be

By Sarah Johnson March 14

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is everything a D&D fan could want

By Rafael Motamayor March 11

Is Patch Quest a roguelike, Metroidvania, bullet hell, or Pokémon-like? Yes

By Johnny Yu March 11

Unicorn Wars takes ‘adults-only animation’ to the absolute limit

By Tasha Robinson March 10

We have been dying to talk about part 2 of You season 4

By Joshua Rivera March 10

Scream VI’s latest meta twist: justifying the whole Scream franchise

By Jesse Hassenger March 8

Dead Cells’ Return to Castlevania DLC is joyous roguelike fan service

By Russ Frushtick March 6

Destiny 2: Lightfall offers a future with too much past

By Yussef Cole March 3

Apparently no one can get Stephen King’s Children of the Corn right

By Katie Rife March 3

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty brings Sekiro’s combat to a mesmerizing new world

By Khee Hoon Chan March 2

Phantom Brigade can’t convey the nuances of its own subversive mech combat

By Steven Nguyen Scaife March 1

Arctic management sim The Pale Beyond is as messy as it is thrilling

By Alexis Ong February 28

The Outwaters breaks the found-footage rules in squirmy ways

By Austen Goslin February 26

Vallejo created 20 new paint colors for your D&D miniatures

By Charlie Hall February 26

Creed III is an anime-inspired knockout

By Siddhant Adlakha February 23

PlayStation VR 2’s game library is already getting stronger, and I’m excited

By Mike Mahardy February 22

Netflix tried to make a British Get Out, but it went wrong

By Oli Welsh February 22

Aggretsuko’s lead finally got her shit together — now it’s her loser boyfriend’s turn

By Petrana Radulovic February 22

Kirby’s new Switch remaster runs in circles

By Emily Price February 22

In Brandon Cronenberg’s Infinity Pool, the sex and satire drip off the screen

By Katie Rife February 20

Company of Heroes 3 propels real-time strategy past the real-time part

By Mike Mahardy February 20

On Physical: 100, every ripped athlete is also a devout cheerleader

By Kayti Burt February 17

Like a Dragon: Ishin! can’t outrun the Yakuza series’ past

By Kazuma Hashimoto February 17

Hogwarts Legacy wants to make everyone happy, but Harry Potter gets in the way

By Gita Jackson February 17

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