With the second season of True Detective (mercifully) behind us, we're celebrating some (relatively) recent titles that let you play detective (without all that horrible dialogue) and talking about what they did well. Here are six relatively recent games that let you play detective and what we liked about them.

We liked Arkham Knight, we really did! But after all the buildup, we were a little let down by who the Knight turned out to be. We had been speculating wildly and had some crazy ideas. Here's our list of six more interesting identities for the Arkham Knight (and beware, spoilers abound!).

It used to be that any character over fifty in a video game was a wizard or a scientist (or a zombie). While most of our heroes are younger folks, in recent years we've seen a few more seasoned heroes in our games. Here's our list of the five best (more seasoned) video game heroes.

More and more, games are letting us have some ambiguity in our stories. Whether its Her Story or Dark Souls or Arkham Knight, we're not really sure if we're seeing the good ending or even really reached an ending. To us, that's a good thing!

In time for summer, we look at our five favorite fishing moments in games.

We're already halfway through 2015 and it's been a great year for games, movies, and television. Here's our list of the best we've seen and played so far in 2015.

Taking the developer reigns back from Warner Bros. Games Montreal studios which developed the previous Batman: Arkham Origins titles, Rocksteady attempts to solidify their legacy and close the books on their trilogy before moving on (potentially) to another famous superhero. So, did they die as heroes or live long enough to see themselves become the villains?

As we finish Arkham Knight, we're already looking forward to the next time that we get to play as Batman. Batman is an amazing character who's abilities lend themselves to a wide-variety of game styles. As great as the Arkham games are, we're ready for something new in the next games. Here are five ideas for the next, post-Arkham Batman game.

With Game of Thrones and Orphan Black over and The Walking Dead still months off, there's not a lot of TV for gamers these days. Then we discovered Wayward Pines, a fast moving sci-fi series that feels like a lot of our favorite games rolled into a TV show. If you're looking for a show to watch between rounds of The Witcher and Arkham Knight, this is the one you should check out.

The Rock is bringing back Rampage as a movie. We think this is a missed opportunity as there are so many other great old school games that could use the movie treatment. Find them out here!