Reviews
MSI GS65 Stealth Thin 8RE review: Stylish enough for work and powerful enough for play
The GS65 Stealth Thin features a 6-core Core i7, VR-ready graphics yet still weights just 4 lbs.
Destiny 2: Warmind review: A small expansion surrounded by bigger steps towards salvation
Bungie is making huge changes to Destiny 2's core experience, but the Warmind expansion itself feels small and rushed.
Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire review: A strong ship in shallow waters
Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire starts strong, but an aimless middle section, lifeless world, and a multitude of bugs undercut its excellent main storyline and polished systems.
Wanle Gamers Console for iPhone review: A retro Game Boy this ain't
It certainly looks like a Game Boy, but the games are simple and the case offers only partial protection.
Kerbal Space Program's ho-hum first expansion is a great excuse to revisit a PC gaming paragon
Kerbal Space Program's Making History expansion is lackluster, but the game itself is one of the all-time PC greats.
BattleTech review-in-progress: A fantastic tactics game saddled with lingering performance issues
If you want to watch two mechs punch each other in the face, BattleTech is one of the best ways to do that—provided you don't run out of patience waiting for the game to load.
The Curse of the Pharaohs DLC for Assassin's Creed: Origins is Assassin's Creed at its best
"Egypt is under attack by mummies!" sounds like a bad setup, but Assassin's Creed: Origins Curse of the Pharaohs is a thoughtful, intriguing, and—above all—immensely creative expansion.
Hands-on: Radical Heights is a free battle royale game oozing '80s neon and early access bugs
Boss Key's Radical Heights is like Battlegrounds mixed with a video game adaptation of The Running Man, but the early access release feels like it's in pre-pre-pre-alpha state.
Star Wars: Jedi Challenges review: Lightsaber-swinging, augmented reality fun
Bring iconic duels to life with a headset, your smartphone, and a motion controller.
Skyrim VR review: Staring down life-sized dragons is terrifying
Few other VR games rival Skyrim VR's epic scope and scale, but dated graphics and bolted-on VR interface issues are an arrow to the knee.
Acer Predator Helios 300 review: A well-rounded gaming laptop at a great price
The Acer Predator Helios 300 laptop blends superb gaming performance with a compelling price tag.
Far Cry 5 review: Rocket's red glare
Far Cry 5 offers a fun, vivid take on rural Americana, but doesn't dig into the questions its Montana setting raises.
Surviving Mars review: Spreading humanity to the stars isn't easy
Surviving Mars has a lot of interface annoyances and other small issues, but its blend of optimism and dread makes a compelling foundation for a city/colony builder.
Q.U.B.E. 2 review: A bigger sequel and a better sequel, but the novelty's long gone
Q.U.B.E., a.k.a. "The most Portalesque of Portal-style puzzle games" is back with a gorgeous and ambitious sequel—but maybe there's a reason the physics-puzzle subgenre disappeared.
Best gaming keyboards: Our picks for the top budget, mid-tier, and RGB boards
We sifted through the latest and greatest mechanical keyboards to come up with our top recommendations.
Final Fantasy XV looks and runs great on PC once you've downloaded it all
Final Fantasy XV's PC port runs like a champ, though some interface quirks remind you it was built for controllers first.
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Testing Google Assistant on the Nest Cam IQ
Google has added its Assistant to the Nest Cam IQ indoor home security camera. We tested it out.
Into the Breach review: Chess meets Starship Troopers in brilliant, bite-sized battles
Into the Breach, by the creators of FTL, is an excellent puzzle game masquerading as a turn-based tactics game. Short, sweet, and satisfying.
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