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Far Cry 4 makes fighting a civil war against well-armed soldiers, surviving against deadly animals, and confronting a crazy dictator sound like fun! Fending off honey badgers and riding atop an elephant to overrun outposts in the beautiful country of Kyrat must be a great time, because it's our number two pick for 2014's Game of the Year.
Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor surprised us with a perfect balance of well-executed mechanics and a revolutionary new boss system, which is sure to inspire other developers for years to come.
2014 has been a great year for video games, but there are plenty of excellent games that flew under the rader and didn't get the recognition they deserve. Here are ten games that might have passed you by, but are well worth checking out.
In which Nintendo does more than make a great fighting game, but also honors its rich history.
Even as Nintendo's Wii U struggles, games like Mario Kart 8 make the platform more than worth your while.
2014 was the year for shovelry!
For our seventh choice of our Game of the Year countdown, we take a trip down to South Park to meet some friends of ours.
Blizzard's addictive take on collectible card games consumed countless hours of our life this year, earning it a spot in our top ten.
After years of hype, Respawn Entertainment's Titanfall delivered in spades.
Wasteland 2 proves that you can still make big it in a post-nuclear apocalyptic desert. It sweet talks its way on to our Game of the Year list, most likely from behind the barrel of a big gun, at number 10.
