Xalavier Nelson Jr, director of Space Baby Warlord Trading Simulator, will never uninstall Warframe and would love to see an Outriders 2: 'I think that game would have been really special'
The founder of Strange Scaffold gives us the lowdown on his PC gaming habits.
Turns out running a profitable zoo is super easy unless you keep blowing those profits on dozens of chickens
Visitors in Zoo Life Simulator will pay top dollar to look at anything: a rabbit, a goose, and even a hot dog stand.
Altera is a hardcore, realistic, unforgiving military survival sandbox, so of course it features penguin soldiers with reflex sights on their heads
Finally, someone invented the Humboldt-action rifle.
XCOM meets Rashomon in Vaunted, a tactical RPG where your characters can rewrite history from their perspective
The debut title from Lost Lake Games also lets you switch between turn-based combat and real-time action.
I'm unsure how much of a detective game Artificial Detective will be, but I enjoyed the bit in the trailer when your character attacks a robot with a massive drill
Former Dead Space and Control developers are involved in the project.
If you're sick of waiting for Ubisoft to make a new Splinter Cell, this newly announced indie stealth game might fill the Sam Fisher-shaped hole in your life
Lizard State is inspired by "classic PS2-era games".
Blippo+ is a campy FMV transmission from another world
Turn on, tune in, drop out, and become a retro couch potato.
Deus Ex: Invisible War's audio director says 'there was room for improvement,' but remains proud of the team's work
"It wasn't this '90s cyberpunk Johnny Mnemonic cheese fest that everybody reveled in at that time."
Resident Evil Requiem patch adds photo mode, and apparently 'Character expressions in some cutscenes have been adjusted to better convey emotion'
Some bugs have been fixed too.
"I think it’s unfair to kind of geofence the genre": Original Stalker designer talks Eurojank in not-so-Euro games
Video games, or more so the people who play them, I suppose, have this annoying thing where they assign a genre name as an insult. I don't want to reignite the discourse around JRPG as a term, but it certainly was used in quite a derisive and othering manner in its earlier years. The term walking…
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous' 232 subclasses make it the ultimate RPG for buildcrafting freaks—especially the overpowered Ranger who gets to ride a griffon from level 1
By sickos, for sickos.
Steam's latest update sounds like a step in the right direction for regional pricing woes
The mystery of what you should price your game is one that I am sure will continue to remain mostly unsolved. There's just no right answer, and to make matters worse, there's currencies other than your own to consider. On Steam there have been plenty of occasions where regional pricing differences…
'Early on in the 2000s, we got enamored with consoles and I think certain games didn't make the leap right:' Star Wars Zero Company's director has a theory about why old school PC gaming genres are back with a vengeance
"Hopefully people are just [going to say] 'a great game is a great game,' and look at it from that perspective."
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 translator claims Warhorse have laid him off in preference of using AI going forward
It sounds like Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 developer Warhorse Studios' future projects won't be translated entirely by human hands. Earlier today, a Reddit post was shared to the game's subreddit from Max Hejtmánek, a Czech to English translator and editor on the developer's most recent game,…
Owlcat says everything in its new Expanse RPG 'will definitely 100 percent be human-made,' but also that generative AI will be used for 'vision coordination' and 'inspiration'
Another highly-anticipated RPG has been spotted with its hands in the generative AI jar.
Mechabellum is a conversation you should be having
Them's fighting words.
Embark devs playtested Arc Raiders too viciously, so they found a system that let them be Care Bears one day and aggressive the next
The problem with playtesting is that it is impossible to predict every last thing any given person may do once a game is out in the wild. It's an imperfect science where you do the best you can in the moment. I imagine a live service game like Arc Raiders to be extra difficult, given how many…
Were PC gamers right to take against Syndicate's FPS reboot? Only one man with an ancient disc copy can find out
Imagine a world with ever-so-slightly fewer cyberpunk games. Welcome to 2012.
Elder Scrolls mobile spinoff Blades is shutting down this summer after eight years, but at least all its store items are ultra-cheap now
In the end, it never made it to PC.
Meta to pay $375 million for 'thousands' of children's safety violations, a whole 0.19% of its 2025 revenue
Is it a slap on the wrist if you can't feel it?