Fusing retro style with diverse gameplay and modern fluidity, NO FATE’s blast from the past proves the future is not set.
New trailer confirms The Imperial Palace Expansion for 2026, teasing even more wuxia combat in the free-to-play Where Winds Meet.
The upcoming demo lets up to three players team up and fight Yokai, with a new trailer showcasing all-new enemies and bosses.
Marvel Rivals details Deadpool-led Season 6, and the return of Jeff’s Winter Splash Festival this month.
Atmospheric adventure about a loyal sheepdog herding lost flocks in a troubled world, coming to PS5 and PC in 2027.
Massive puzzle adventure from Jonathan Blow packs 1,000+ hand-crafted challenges and four worlds, coming to PC in 2026.
Four-player sci-fi co-op shooter from Sony and Bad Robot blends roguelite runs, wild combos, and big Mothership showdowns.
Soulslike sequel shows faster, bloodier combat, new bosses, and shared-progression co-op in its first gameplay reveal.
Dark fantasy single-player adventure casts Kaatri as a pact-bound warlock in a D&D inspired open world, launching 2027.
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred brings Mephisto, Paladin early access, Skovos, and big new endgame reworks on April 28, 2026.
We break down how Where Winds Meet’s exploration and social loops quietly turn casual dabblers into daily diehards.
Where Winds Meet is a free to play epic with fair monetization, tons of content, and outstanding overall value.
Houser calls the Arthur-John saga complete but predicts Rockstar will ride again on Red Dead without his hand on the wheel.
You'll need 115 GB to install the latest Black Ops and a GeForce RTX 4080/5070 or Radeon RX 9070 XT to play on 4K/Ultra settings.
Enabled by default, Steam Deck users can now continue their downloads in this new mode without leaving the handheld's screen on.
USPTO director John A. Squires says "substantial new questions of patentability have arisen" that warrant re-examination.
Following seven years of Spider-Man titles, Haluk Mentes cites "shared culture and values" as the reason for choosing Insomniac.
A silent Xbox/Windows tweak resulted in locks, launches, even save wipes for families, before Microsoft rolled it back.
Embark Studios CCO Stefan Strandberg defends ditching health bars, favoring readable damage and trust in player intuition.
"If someone plays my game and, years later, thinks, ‘I wanted to keep going because this game cheered me up,’ that would make me happiest."
