Features

Phil takes a long, hands-on look at The Elder Scrolls Online and finds much that series fans will enjoy.

After spending a week with TESO, Phil spots a few big things that frustrate in the series' transition to MMO.

Stephen Barton, the composer behind 2014's biggest first-person shooter, discusses composition for a multiplayer environment.

Matt Hawkins gets his mitts on Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.

Jacob Saylor writes about the recent counterfeiting issue surrounding Magic: The Gathering while professional player Travis Woo chimes in.

Eschalon: Book 3 is a delightfully old-school RPG from the makers of Basilisk Games.

With the release date announcement of Mario Kart 8 for the Wii U, here are some of the features we're dying to see.

The second of three parts testing if Rocksmith 2014 can teach people to play guitar.

Savannah waxes nostalgic and explores the ways in which Bravely Default adheres to and departs from Japanese RPG norms. 


We spoke with the organizer of The Candy Jam to get their thoughts on King.com.

Phil goes a few rounds with Square Enix’s free-to-play Legacy of Kain multiplayer spinoff, and finds it pleasingly accessible.

What are some of the steps Sony can take to strengthen its PlayStation Now's service?

Stephen Beirne takes on Jason Rohrer's The Castle Doctrine and all it entails.

Here are some of the things Lionhead can do to win back the hearts of its most devoted fans with Fable 4.

Lowell looks at five unanswered questions about one of Nintendo's biggest games of 2014.

We talk to Christine about computers, user interfaces, and other things.

Stephen Beirne takes a look at some of the silly myths still rattling around video game spaces.

Amanda Strawn, the voice of Deus Ex's Letitia speaks out about her experience in the gaming industry.

We reached out to Devolver Digital to talk about their plans for video games in 2014.

The first of three parts testing if Rocksmith 2014 can teach people to play guitar.