Don't go through a game alone. We have a list of the very best new multiplayer video games of 2021 for the PC, PS4, Xbox One, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch platforms.

New Games 2021 and Beyond with Insane Graphics Here are 12 games with insane graphics that will come as early as 2021 and will surely show off the power you built in your gaming PC as well as new ...

The game has been booted to an unspecified date in 2021, but promises to be worth the wait – launch trailers reveal lush landscapes and environments making full use of the added processing power ...

2021’s best new game takes us to a conveniently driveable Mexico, where salt flats give way to desert and then jungle canopy in your side windows, and where the local officials turn as much of a ...

Get ready to hit the pavement and barrel down the road in these new racing games of 2021 for the PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch platforms.

As you would expect from the Game Awards, there were plenty of big announcements too. We have a new Star Wars game, a new Star Trek title and confirmation that Alan Wake 2 is, in fact, real.

See all the top E3 2021 games and trailers revealed. From Tiny Tina's Wonderlands to Jurassic World Evolution 2, we've got the biggest games to look forward to from E3 2021.

While there are plenty of new games that released in 2021, there were plenty of previously released games that offered an influx of post-launch content, too. Here is our pick for best ongoing game ...

New games like Battlefield 2042, New World, and Valheim all grace the list. Apex Legends is also notable, as its a non-2021 game that made its Steam debut late last year.

The game also includes four difficulty settings, an excellent 60-song soundtrack, and a new game plus mode for high replayability. That’s excellent news since the game costs $17.99.

The Xbox and Bethesda E3 Showcase revealed new games coming to Game Pass for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. By Matt Espineli and Richard Wakeling on June 13, 2021 at 7:09PM PDT ...

These are not the year’s best video games, and some of them aren’t even that new. But they are the ones that helped us through yet another unexpected year.