Kevin VanOrd shares his thoughts on Far Cry 4 in advance of our full evaluation.
September is behind us, but its best game will linger in our memories for much longer.
Kevin has yet to fully meet his Destiny, but still has some thoughts on Bungie's newest shooter in advance of the full review.
Kevin shares his thoughts on The Sims 4 in advance of the full review.
Album will feature original and classic tracks from Panzer Dragoon and Suikoden musicians.
Kevin talks with the lead designers of Civilization: Beyond Earth to find out just how flexible your strategies can get.
Kevin explores the worlds of video games and astrophysics to discover what one discipline might learn from the other.
Kevin talks with the composer and art director that create the visuals and sounds that make Tyria spring to life.
Bungie lays bare Destiny's full competitive vision.
It may have been a dry month, but our choice for July's Game of the Month is a more than worthy one.
Developer Grinding Gear Games introduces the third of seven masters to grace Wraeclast in Path of Exile's upcoming expansion.
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor director of design Michael de Plater chats with Kevin about Celebrimbor, fan passion, and telling new stories in an old world.
Kevin looks at how Pillars of Eternity is progressing, and wonders if Obsidian's upcoming role-playing game can forge its own identity.
Kevin finds both comfort and chaos in WildStar's newest content update.
Kevin speeds about Chicago, New York, and Detroit in search of the elements that could make The Crew a worthwhile driving adventure.
Share our picks for the ten best Original Sin quick tips on Twitter--or offer your own advice!
Kevin plays an hour's worth of Dragon Age: Inquisition and discovers how the series is moving into the future while looking into the past.
It's massively multiplayer, it's online, and it's a shooter. But that's not all you need to know about Firefall.
The Black Signal brings Tokyo to the massively multiplayer game--but that's not all that's new.
Steam's Summer Sale runs until June 30. Check back daily to see what we think you should pick up and what you might've missed.
Hulking spaceships rule the galaxy in multiplayer space-action game Dreadnought.
From the most exciting games to the most interesting moments, GameSpot's editors share their favorite parts of the 2014 E3 conference.
In Fable Legends, heroism isn't nearly as compelling as villainy.
Kevin played Fantasia: Music Evolved for the first time, and he was blown away.
Stronghold Crusader II isn't a huge leap over the original, but its mix of real-time strategy and economic management looks compelling anyway.
The Disney Infinity family keeps growing--and it's more diverse than you think.
Hellraid has you facing the citizens of hell itself. So why does it look so monotonous?
Dying Light is a lot of fun at this early stage--and a lot more refined than the developer's previous efforts would suggest.
Behaviour Interactive shares its vision of the upcoming Warhammer 40K MMOG.
Elephants, shmelephants: Kevin descended into an outpost in Far Cry 4 in a crazy flying machine.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt makes a fantastic impression. What is it that could make this game so special?
Even without a stage, Nintendo still had big E3 announcements. But what did you think? GameSpot's editors sound off.
Kevin plays a round of Rainbow Six Siege, a game in which you can shoot at the walls and not get made fun of for it.
Kevin looks at both of E3 2014's Assassin's Creed Unity demos, and their seemingly opposed points of view.
Nathan Drake returns in Naughty Dog's upcoming sequel.
Sony's E3 2014 press conference is now behind us, but how does it stack up? The GameSpot editors weigh in and share their thoughts on all the latest announcements.
Paradox's first console game is coming to the PlayStation 4.
The Sims 4 will have robust sim-importing features.
Microsoft introduces a new 2D platformer for the Xbox One.
Ubisoft shows off a cooperative demo at Microsoft's E3 2014 press conference.
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