Life Is Strange deals with the applications and limitations of time travel: what it can achieve, but also what it cannot ever change.

Humans spend a great deal of time eating and sleeping. This War of Mine encourages me to appreciate these vital activities.

The Uruks in Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor may appear as tough foes, yet their divisive nature is what makes them easy targets.

Ubisoft is known for building formulaic worlds. Add to that ample handholding, Far Cry 4 becomes quite the innocuous affair.

It is often said that with power come responsibilities. But as inFAMOUS: First Light cautions, tragedies may also abound.

Need some advice on how to handle your resources in a fulfilling way? Check out how the ranger manages in Road Not Taken.

In contrast to the general opinion, earning PlayStation trophies could actually be an activity that is meaningful and productive.

For those of us who seek perfection, reality is a brutal reminder that this world is flawed, even in the hunt for PlayStation trophies.

One papercraft character shows us the meaning of faith as she attempts to journey from the world of Tearaway into ours.

As the only son, I had a rather lonely childhood. Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons gives me a good taste of sibling companionship.

Spending life with a spiritual entity may be trouble, as portrayed in Beyond: Two Souls. Thankfully, there is another option.

Self-sacrifice is tricky in The Last of Us, especially when there is someone trying to rescue you from the path of a saviour.