Gaming reviews

The Sony Inzone H6 Air sets a new standard for open-back gaming audio with its pristine sound and premium design.

There’s a solid puzzler at the core of Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss, if you aren’t driven to despair by some technical hiccups, some frustrating mechanics and an auto-save system with a mind of its own.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream stands out thanks to its wacky humor and incredible level of customization.

Hacking and combat combine beautifully in Pragmata, making for a satisfying and spectacular space action game

Asus and HiFiMan combine to make an excellent wired audiophile gaming headset in the ROG Kithara, though a few missing features and a complex cable system hold it back.

Life is Strange: Reunion is a disappointingly shallow adventure that wholly undermines the story of the first game.

I spent 25 hours stomping on Koopas and Goombas in Super Mario Bros. Wonder for Switch 2, and although its multiplayer minigames left me conflicted, I still had a wonderful time.

Marathon looks great and has some strong moment-to-moment action, but it lacks compelling reasons to keep playing.

This hard-shell case from Turtle Beach is easily one of the best I’ve tried so far — and its stand-out design is a big reason for that.

Rushed perhaps? AndaSeat's first standing desk could use a bit of spit and polish on some of those cable management elements that's for sure.