2020 was a year of inequity, but that didn’t stop devs from crafting inclusive video games. Here are five games that got diversity right.

Video games couldn’t make up for a tough year, but they certainly made it better. Here are the five very best experiences of 2020.

In a year as life-altering as 2020, I’d like to look back on it through a fonder lens: the games I played to keep myself sane.

This year was tough, but it gave us some great games and amazing characters to cope with. Here are the top video game characters of 2020.

Let’s not sugarcoat it: 2020 sucked. This year’s games were mostly great, and some in particular helped me get through some dark times, but the world is still a mess. That said, I want this list to be mostly a positive experience for anyone reading it. Here’s a Game of the Year tier list of every 2020 game I played.

To say Cyberpunk 2077 has had a rough launch would be an understatement. But the problems with CD Projekt Red’s latest RPG run far deeper than bugs or glitches.

Ghostrunner offers flashes of brilliance, but is brought down by poor combat and a host of bugs. Learn more in our full Ghostrunner review.

Spider-Man: Miles Morales embraces the quotidien of NYC life. Unfortunately, it also avoids most of the social issues tied to this status quo.