130 games and 61 posts tagged “Action”. Also see the Action genre. Best Action Games.
If you like open world games where you can wander around for hours just seeing what you find, Crimso...
If you like the idea of gearing up with wild weapons and going toe-to-toe with massive monsters in o...
If you like horror games that mess with your head and make you jump at every shadow, The Outlast Tri...
Man, if you've ever wanted to feel like a walking tank smashing through alien hordes, this one scrat...
Man, jumping into Ace Combat 8 feels like strapping into a real fighter jet and getting tossed strai...
Man, Ori and the Will of the Wisps hooks you fast with its mix of tight platforming and a story that...
Man, AION 2 really tries to shake up the MMO scene by making the sky the main battleground instead o...
If you're into hacking through endless hordes with a chainsword while your buddies blast away with l...
If you're looking for a big open-world game you can play with friends on your phone or PC without sw...
So I booted up Minecraft Dungeons II and right away it pulled me back into that blocky world with a...
If you like open world games where you can just run around and smash stuff, Wuthering Waves is worth...
Man, Elden Ring Nightreign feels like a whole different beast even though it sits in the same world....
Comparison
One is a vibrant fantasy MMO comeback, the other a grim extraction shooter that punishes every mistake. We break down the core loops, presentation, value, and who they're really for.
Review
Street Fighter 6 blends classic Capcom brawling with a sprawling world and diverse modes, promising a fresh yet familiar experience for fighting fans and retro enthusiasts alike.
Discussion
That initial rush of bonding and battling across a sprawling continent fades fast once the repetition sets in. Is the classic creature-catcher formula diluted by scale, or am I just spoiled by tighter retro designs?
Review
Monster Hunter: World strips away arcane barriers to deliver massive, strategic hunts that feel like an old-school brawler given a modern sheen. Every encounter writes its own story, blending careful preparation with spu
Guide
New World: Aeternum feels like a fresh start for action MMO fans. Grab your co-op partners and learn how to avoid early pitfalls while leaning into the fun, streamlined adventure.
Guide
Jump into Last Epoch with confidence. This beginner's guide covers skill trees, loot crafting, co-op tactics, and common mistakes to avoid so you can start building powerful time-traveling heroes.
Review
Last Epoch promises deep ARPG loot grinding with time-travel twists and extensive skill crafting, but that $33.99 price tag and in-app purchases deserve a hard stare.
Discussion
NARAKA: BLADEPOINT dares to replace gunfire with the clash of blades, but it's the game's lush, mythic art direction that truly sets it apart in the battle royale arena.
Discussion
The one thing that might save this scrappy fishing sim from being throwaway novelty is how thoroughly it embraces physics-driven multiplayer mayhem.
Discussion
Grim Dawn's world is a ruin, but its art direction might just wrap you in a melancholic hug. Let's chat about how the apocalypse can be strangely soothing.
Comparison
Dive into two free-to-play tactical giants: World of Warships offers patient naval chess, while World of Tanks Blitz delivers fast tank skirmishes. Discover which battlefield suits your cozy or combative side.
Discussion
For a $10 game, CyberCorp’s crunchy combat and build systems hint at a movement meta worth exploring—but balance might be the real boss fight.