Following underwhelming sales for Star Wars Outlaws, the developer's next blockbuster has been delayed, though other factors may be at play.
How does the first story expansion for Mortal Kombat 1 shake things up, especially after everything so far? Find out here.
[drop-cap]A[/drop-cap]t long last, after nearly four decades, Princess Zelda has her time in the spotlight. Link, it seems, is the one in need of rescue, for he – along with the good people of Hyrul... Read More
While it's no longer on sale or playable online, reports indicate grim tidings for the future of Firewalk's competitive shooter.
[drop-cap]I[/drop-cap]t can be said that remaking games is like reinterpreting memories. Plucking shards of emotion, feeling, or detail from the ether, once crystalised over time now demanding reformu... Read More
A new controllable camera and UE5 graphics aren't the only things worth getting excited about with this remake.
Even before Sony releases its mid-gen console refresh, players are concerned over whether it could handle Rockstar's next title.
Times change, people change; change is good. Dead Rising is changing too.
Team Asobi's latest 3D platformer is an amazing yet sobering reminder of what Sony excels at and why it should stick to the same.
It's an absurd price for most things, but it's particularly absurd for a PS5 Pro.
Saber Interactive's sequel is an excellent mix of melee combat and shooting that rivals the illustrious Gears. Here's how.
The PS5 exclusive is finally hitting PC this month.
Two weeks after launch, Firewalk's multiplayer shooter has been taken offline and pulled from sale, with the future uncertain.
If its visuals and combat weren't enough, Game Science's action RPG also excels by catering to players of different skill levels.
[drop-cap]A[/drop-cap]mongst the most storied of racing series is Test Drive, having given opportunity to careen through serene cityscapes behind the wheel of the world’s most exotic supercars since... Read More
The success of Game Science's action RPG is another testament to the power of single-player games that realize their vision.
Kojima's first-person psychological horror demo hasn't lost any of its sheen even now, a decade on from release.
There's plenty to like in Game Science's action RPG, but nothing shines brighter than the stellar combat.
Firewalk Studios' hero shooter launches to dismal player numbers and a noticeable lack of interest. Here's potentially why.
Massive hype and positive reviews aside, Game Science's action adventure has surpassed expectations. Here's why so many love it.
