Uh oh. It's my face reflected back to me in that cup of tea, isn't it?

Ain't we all just a thick block of tofu caught in the narrow door of life?

Psychological safety in the workplace? You won't find it in Dead Letter Dept.

Spirit Swap: Lo-fi Beats to Match-3 To is everything I could have asked for in a return to Panel de Pon match-3 gaming — and then some.

Hidden in my Paradise is a cozy and cute hand-drawn hidden object game that ends by handing over the reins with a DIY level creator.

With its morbid humor and the constant surprises of randomized repair tasks and new daily gimmicks, Uncle Chop's is endlessly unpredictable.

Congratulations to 1000xRESIST, VGG's 2024 Game of the Year winner — we can't fathom having gone through this year without playing it.

Arthur's life is turned upside down by a girl, a gun, and the tension of things lingering just outside the confines of his apartment.

Six books, six items to steal, and writer-turned-thief Etienne Quist has his freedom again.

These 10 were bright spots in the world of games, and earned a place on VGG's 2024 Game of the Year nominee list.

VGG's resident Sports Guy has a lot to say about sports anime-flavored creature collector Beastieball. Go figure.

Fear the Spotlight is the most comprehensively satisfying horror game I've played in years, with gut-clenching tension and tenderness alike.

The Jackbox Survey Scramble, despite technically being one game and main concept, feels just as full and engaging as a proper Party Pack.

Popucom quickly became our favorite co-op game at PAX West, so grab a teammate you'd trust with a colorful bubble gun and hop in.

"We're trying to make it as fun as hell to think in revolutionary terms," says Dave Proctor, Mighty Yell CEO.

Wild Bastards gave us a new cast of spacefaring outlaws and scoundrels to love.

PAX West's fly-on-the-wall game: We talked with developers Michael Frei and Raphaël Munoz about Time Flies!

oneway.exe does indie horror for the chronically online.

Été offers players a chance to slip into the mind of an artist, turning Montreal itself into a canvas — though some rough edges persist.

Duels, cheeky dialogue, and all-around improvements — we played Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 at PAX West and didn't want to put it down.