Forspoken offers flashy magic combat but fails to captivate in a world too big and empty for its own good.

Updating much of the game’s combat and visuals without completely overhauling the experience, Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion makes Zack Fair’s story far more available than before.

As the first Valkyrie Profile game in over a decade, Valkyrie Elysium has a lot of potential but something went wrong somewhere…

For the first time since the 90s, Live A Live returns in a huge way with updated graphics and sound in the HD-2D style of Octopath Traveler or Triangle Strategy.

Leaning in on 2000s-era attitude, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is one of the strangest spin-off games in recent memory.

Following off the heels of the messy release of Marvel’s Avengers, Square Enix has released a surprisingly good single-player game in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy from Eidos-Montréal.

After a plethora of patches and the addition of three more story campaigns, Marvel’s Avengers, while a mixed experience overall, is more playable for those just wanting a fun Marvel romp than expected.

Alex enters the world of NieR for the first time in this review of NieR Replicant on PlayStation 4 and finds it to be a surprisingly comforting JPRG adventure.

Pulling together all that’s been learned, IO Interactive continues to hone the assassin experience in Hitman 3. Justin compares this release to the previous games and walks away satisfied yet eager for more targets.

Square Enix has successfully re-captured the magic of Final Fantasy VII in a way that both fulfills nostalgic imagination and shatters expectations in big ways. Alex puts out a lengthy essay on why this Final Fantasy is one of the best entries put out in over a decade.

Kingdom Hearts III was one of the most anticipated games of the decade but the third entry for many players felt lacking in many areas. Does the Re:Mind DLC fix those problems?

Indiana metal band Knight of the Round has released their take on the legendary compositions of Final Fantasy VII. We take a look at SEVEN for our first album review.