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Resident Evil Requiem Proves Combat Can Be a Brutal, Brilliant Masterclass

Resident Evil Requiem Proves Combat Can Be a Brutal, Brilliant Masterclass

Between its satisfying executions, realistic limb damage and visceral feedback, this is a stellar combat showcase from start to finish.

Crimson Desert’s Open World Gives Serious Red Dead Redemption 2 Vibes

Crimson Desert’s Open World Gives Serious Red Dead Redemption 2 Vibes

Pywel's an interesting place, full of mysteries, interesting stories, and a vast swathe of explorable land that can have you spending a lot of time with Crimson Desert. That's kind of like Red Dead Re...

Resident Evil Requiem’s Take On Zero’s Unique Feature Makes For An Interesting Sandbox

Resident Evil Requiem’s Take On Zero’s Unique Feature Makes For An Interesting Sandbox

Grace and Leon have distinctly differing approaches when dealing with the many threats that are between them and the truth about Elpis. But Requiem does something truly special with that dichotomy.

Resident Evil Requiem Seems Like a Masterclass in Genre Evolution

Resident Evil Requiem Seems Like a Masterclass in Genre Evolution

Everything we’ve seen of Requiem so far brings back memories of past entries, and it’s shaping up to be an experience that feels like a genuine gift to those who’ve been with the franchise since...

PlayStation Shuts Down One of Its Best Studios – What the Hell Just Happened?

PlayStation Shuts Down One of Its Best Studios – What the Hell Just Happened?

Known for its remakes of Demon's Souls and Shadow of the Colossus, Bluepoint is seemingly another victim of Sony's live-service push.

Sony’s PS6 Timeline Might Stretch to 2029 – Smart Strategy or Risk?

Sony’s PS6 Timeline Might Stretch to 2029 – Smart Strategy or Risk?

Fans may have to wait even longer than expected for the next generation of gaming from PlayStation, for better and for worse.

Why Resident Evil Requiem Feels Like a Generational Entry

Why Resident Evil Requiem Feels Like a Generational Entry

It’s got the spectacle, and it’s got magnetic pull, but Resident Evil Requiem is also doing something rarer: showing restraint.

Crimson Desert Is Going To Make My Wait For GTA 6 Easier

Crimson Desert Is Going To Make My Wait For GTA 6 Easier

November 2026 feels painfully far off as I wait for GTA 6. But Crimson Desert looks like it could make that wait far more tolerable, and keep me busy for a sizable chunk of it.

PS6 Rumored 30GB GDDR7 Setup Could Be a Game-Changer

PS6 Rumored 30GB GDDR7 Setup Could Be a Game-Changer

With the PS5 entering the latter stage of its lifecycle, both Sony and gamers are beginning to look ahead, and if the rumors are true, the future could be a bright one.

Resident Evil Requiem’s 4th Trailer Is Pure Chaos – What Is Actually Happening?

Resident Evil Requiem’s 4th Trailer Is Pure Chaos – What Is Actually Happening?

Between all the violence and terrifying monstrosities, the latest trailer is full of incredible new details, hints and reveals.

Nioh 3 vs Elden Ring – Which Game Comes Out on Top?

Nioh 3 vs Elden Ring – Which Game Comes Out on Top?

Nioh 3’s inspirations are clear, and the way it builds upon what FromSoftware achieved with its pioneering open world is one of the experience’s biggest highlights.

The Next Xbox Could Have a Range of Options, But For Who?

The Next Xbox Could Have a Range of Options, But For Who?

An ambitious plan is reportedly underway to expand Xbox far and wide, but will it work when current hardware demands are so low?

Nioh 3’s Combat is Amazing, Here’s Why

Nioh 3’s Combat is Amazing, Here’s Why

It's been quite hard to put down Team Ninja's latest version of an already great combat system, and the reasons for that are quite clear to anyone who's been a fan of Nioh over the years.

GTA 6: Are We Really Getting It in 2026?

GTA 6: Are We Really Getting It in 2026?

Over a decade since Grand Theft Auto 5 launched to massive success, and following numerous delays, the sequel may finally be upon us.

Crimson Desert May Not Be for Everyone, and That’s Perfectly Fine

Crimson Desert May Not Be for Everyone, and That’s Perfectly Fine

With so many different systems, activities, and things to see, it's understandable if the action RPG doesn't resonate with everyone.

Nioh 3’s Open Level Design Might Be Its Biggest Evolution Yet

Nioh 3’s Open Level Design Might Be Its Biggest Evolution Yet

Team Ninja is bringing the best of all it has created in its past few titles to make Nioh 3 a game that reflects its ability to learn from success and failure, and forge ahead with its bold ambitions.

Why Highguard Isn’t Landing for Everyone

Why Highguard Isn’t Landing for Everyone

Wildlight Entertainment's free-to-play PvP shooter may have launched strongly, but the reception has been far from positive.

Resident Evil 5 Went Big, Went Bold, and Somehow Worked

Resident Evil 5 Went Big, Went Bold, and Somehow Worked

In the run up to Requiem's release, we take a fond look back at a Resident Evil entry that dared to do things differently, and managed to be a pretty solid game in the bargain.

Resident Evil Requiem Avoided the Open World Trap, and I’m Relieved

Resident Evil Requiem Avoided the Open World Trap, and I’m Relieved

By aligning Requiem with what Resident Evil does best, the developer has created room for a sublime blend of fresh ideas and proven concepts from the franchise’s long history.

It Looks Like Fable Is Going To Be Worth The Wait After All

It Looks Like Fable Is Going To Be Worth The Wait After All

Years of concerns and skepticism melted away when Playground Games finally unveiled its glorious take on the classic RPG series.