Update (March 10): Polygon, The Polygon Arcade, and Brian David Gilbert are no longer headed to Austin for SXSW 2020. Due to ongoing concerns regarding the spread of the coronavirus, Vox Media’s The ...

2019 has been a great year for Polygon’s video team and the stories we’ve told on our YouTube channel. To help put your favorite videos right at your fingertips we’ve compiled playlists of some of our ...

Ever since we started Unraveled back in September of 2018, there was one topic I swore I would never cover: Pokémon edibility. But today is my final day at Polygon, and this is my final Unraveled. I ...

Polygon is having a sale! Everything in Polygon’s DFTBA storefront is 20% off until the end of the month. That includes completely normal items like our Polygon enamel pins, as well as stickers and ...

Fallout is one of the most beloved franchises in gaming history, but it has one massive problem at the moment. And there’s only one problem. There are no other problems with Fallout right now. None.

Sports have had a hard time of it this year. Granted, everyone and everything on Earth has had a hard time of it this year. But as Polygon’s resident jock, the disappearance of sports was difficult ...

“Brian,” I hear you mutter as you start reading this article, “the game of the year articles are done. Polygon has already published a lot of high-quality essays and criticism about all of the ...

Unraveled is the video series where I get overly comprehensive about game lore. So when I was tasked with doing a video for one of my favorite game series, Castlevania, I knew I needed to do something ...

Mortal Kombat 11 is a fine game. I like it. It has most of the things I want to see in a Mortal Kombat game. Unfortunately, there is a noticeable lack of cuddling. No matter how many letters I send to ...

It has every character from past games. It has nearly every stage from past games. It has broken pretty much every code set forth in standard No. 1926 of the United States Department of Labor’s ...

In the early 1990s, Sega had one big problem: Mario. The only way Sega could stand up to Nintendo’s golden child was to make a lovable mascot of its own. Unfortunately, Sega of America and Sega of ...