The latest Epic Games Store promotional offer gives players who sign up for emails a $10 coupon.
Apex Legends' next playable character, Ash, has been revealed in a new story trailer that details her and her backstory.
Call of Duty's latest anti-cheat Ricochet is already in the hands of cheaters, not long after its recent reveal and announcement.
A new hotfix for Back 4 Blood has decreased the spawn rates for the special zombies across all difficulties, and made a few other changes.
Halo 2's PC existence has been plagued by spotty visuals for years, but The Master Chief Collection's newest update fixes many of those issues at long last.
As revealed by community manager Adam Fletcher, Diablo 2's connection problems were caused by legacy code among other things.
Capcom has launched a new website for Resident Evil's Halloween celebrations during its 25th anniversary, which is teasing 7 new reveals.
A fight for acquisitions has been going on between Sony and Microsoft, and it seems unlikely that it will come to a halt anytime soon.
GFA Games' upcoming PIONER is an interesting mix of MMO elements combined with fast-paced action gameplay.
What happened to the once fan favorite action series?
Metroid Dread's successful launch has seemingly urged players to purchase other games in the series, at least in the UK.
The Riftbreaker is confirmed to feature mod support for its PC version on the Xbox Game Pass PC platform.
The new development division will assist with the development Call of Duty: Vanguard's live seasons as well as future projects.
A recent New York Times report suggests that FIFA is asking a sum of $2.5 billion every World Cup cycle from EA for the next decade.
The recent update for Quake's remaster adds keyboard and mouse support to the game's console versions, including the Switch.
Another industry insider has suggested that Ninja Theory's upcoming Hellblade 2 could be shown off at The Game Awards.
Fortnite has finally opened the doors to collaboration with Among Us' Innersloth, following the Impostors mode's addition.
A strange but much appreciated update to 2008's Fallout 3 has removed the Games for Windows Live requirement from the PC version of the game.
It's "rare" to see this Rare-developed game being brought up in any discussions today, so what the hell happened to Kameo?
A recent report from Grist reveals that Microsoft may be considering allowing its customers the right to repair their devices.
