The best feature that Darksiders incorporated into its open-world design of hack ‘n slash exploration? Easily the puzzles that wouldn’t be out of place in any Legend of Zelda game. Puzzles were brilliant head-scratchers, moments where players could breathe and rest their thumbs while they let their grey matter do the heavy lifting, or in my case, scream at an inanimate object in sheer frustration.

Can you imagine then, the amount of art that was poured into Uncharted: The Lost Legacy? The amount of creative genius used to create tombs, treasures and environments that made the game such a stunner? When you’ve set the benchmark in previous titles, the pressure to perform and offer something new must be immense. Fortunately, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy stepped up to the task at hand, delivering a stunner on the eyes

An open-world The Last Of Us might just be the most apt description for Days Gone. I just wish the human element was gone as well.

Because an army of Hulkbusters demand wide open spaces for prayer, worship and slaughtering Tyranid forces.

Survival of the fittest is what is. I got yo back, you got my back and that's the biz.

Rise of the Tomb Raider is quickly taking form, and it's dynamic weather and wildlife systems are setting it apart from teh competition.

Old faces return, multiplayer fights back and a ton of new details drop it like its hot for Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.

Don’t look to Avalanche’s upcoming Mad Max game to answer questions about the world got into such an apocalyptic state.