We're pairing cheeky narrative storytelling with early-impression musings about the world of Mario Golf: Super Rush.

In 400 words or less, VGG calls for more short experiences in gaming. Indies might be leading the way, but AAA development needs to catch up

It's time for the industry to recognize the truth: Crunch is always a choice, never a necessity. Rift Apart's stunning quality is proof.

Major sports game devs pump out games every year and often work on up to three at a time. And they deserve a little more credit for it.

A short chronicling of Activision-Blizzard's descent into the industry's actual worst, amid news that its CEO nabs an unearned $154 million.

Chicory - A Colorful Tale is a masterwork and VGG's first-ever 10/10. With a unique painting hook, this adventure is without parallel.

After the end of the world, kick back and help your friends with their issues in the exploration-heavy visual novel Mythic Ocean.

Fans of photo games will enjoy its beautiful island life, but lacking interactivity, Maravilla Island offers a look-don't-touch environment.

Consider me sold on the narrative metal-detector walking sim. Apart from a few poor design choices, this game's unique systems shone.

Lake delivers the small-town mail-carrier fantasy in spades. And despite some bugs in its demo, we'll absolutely be there on release day.