Editorials

There were no surprises to be had, as we picked our Game of the Month for June. Nintendo’s Super Mario Maker 2 takes home the gold.

There was one massive game that saw release in May, and it’s nabbed our Game of the Month honors. It almost didn’t though, with an odd challenger.

Was there a doubt that Mortal Kombat 11 would be our Game of the Month for April? Actually, yes there was, for maybe an hour anyway.

We’re a bit tardy with the Game of the Month reveal for March, but it was an excellent game regardless. Of course, I’m talking about Devil May Cry V.

Before February started, it looked like it was set to be a big month for blockbusters. Now that the dust has settled, only Metro Exodus remains.

This is the big one. At long last, with all the other categories in the books, BG announces its picks for Platform Bests and the Game of the Year.

2018 was an excellent time for games. A lot of franchises ended and some of them even begun anew. As a gamer, the year was a very fun and memorable one and it will be tough to surpass. Without further ado, here are my Top 5 Games of 2018: Octopath …

Part 2 of our Game of the Year presentation looks at Individual Honors like Most Innovative, Best Graphics, and the year’s Biggest Surprise.

Michael’s Top 10 2018 2018 did not have the enormous big hitting Switch Games of 2017, which saw the titanic Zelda, Mario, and Splatoon trifecta, but with a weighted back end and some sweet downloadable hits, it was a year that satisfied nonetheless. Big hitting games were abound on other …

You guys. It’s such a rush. The adrenaline of surviving 98 other Tetris players is insane. This is my second time, and I’m still tripping. I’m not a Battle Royale fan. There’s too much of everything except twitchy action for my tastes. (It should be said that I have not …

Now, this is one that can go either way for me. Open world games can be incredible. But more often than not its just a way for a developer to distract you from the lack of actual game.