My absolute favourite games of 2022 (and 2021, and 2020)
Kotaku ’s fashion police picks her favorite games of the year
Genshin ’s second year was filled with meta changes, quality of life improvements, and a racist controversy
From surprise sequels to unions becoming more of a thing, good stuff happened this year, I promise
Halo Infinite was to be the start of a new era, and with the recent Winter and December updates it's only just beginning to feel that way
From a crappy LEGO port to the PS5’s worst RPG, here are the five lowest-scored Metacritic games
We didn’t get Starfield , but we did get a ton of other great role-playing games this year
It's been one of the best years for narrative gamers, and I'm here to celebrate
With performance that often exceeds expectations, great availability, and a remarkable selection of games, 2022 was nothing short of explosive for Steam Deck
Reunion is a stellar remaster of a mostly great prequel story that sadly sours in its final act
The latest from Justin Roiland’s Squanch Games is as chatty and cursey and gross as an episode of Rick and Morty, but a whole lot longer
There are some neat ideas in Choo-Choo Charles but it isn’t very scary and feels too short
Narrative adventure Scarlet Hollow 's fourth chapter just released, and it's a doozy
Between Elon Musk destroying Twitter, terrible game launches, and Bobby Kotick still being employed, 2022 kinda sucked, huh?
The pandemic blurred the transition, but we've entered a new age for video game releases
Companies raced to gobble up studios from Bungie to Crystal Dynamics
More Death Stranding than Dead Space , this flawed gem is one of the most ambitious games I've played this year
Bland open-world design and terrible graphical issues are just a few of the things the latest Pokémon title struggles with
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and other massive games that got pushed to 2023
V-Sabotage , formerly V-Commandos , is swapping out cardboard tokens for plastic soldiers
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