A new trailer for Mafia: The Old Country, titled "The Family Code: Combat," dives deep into the game's tactical and visceral combat systems. Hangar 13 also announced that the PC version will unlock a day earlier than its console counterparts.
OnePlus has released a browser game called Brain Rot Blaster that deletes itself after you play it once. This retro-style FPS is part of a campaign to raise awareness about the negative effects of doomscrolling, featuring enemies like the "Crypto Bro" and "Conspiracy Theorist"...
Frustrated by a new wave of censorship on Steam and Itch.io, gamers are tracing the problem back to its source: payment processors like Visa and Mastercard. We dive into the legal history and activist pressure that turned financial institutions into the internet's new morality police.
Forget the grimdark and gloom. We're diving into five upcoming soulslike games that are flipping the script with vibrant worlds, wild mechanics, and fresh stories. The genre is getting a serious glow-up.
Jump scares are officially in their flop era. We're diving into how a new wave of horror games, like the mind-bending 'Luto', are ditching cheap thrills for smart, psychological terror that gets deep inside your head and stays there.
We take a retrospective look at gaming's most infamous launches, from Cyberpunk 2077 to Anthem. We analyze what went wrong and how the open-source community and Linux gamers often found their own solutions to these digital disasters.
Nintendo's next console isn't even officially revealed, yet its strategy of full backward compatibility and leveraging a massive existing player base has it poised for dominance. We break down how the Switch 2 could win the war before the first battle is even fought.
Netflix dropped a retro Happy Gilmore game tie-in, and it's a chaotic, 90s-inspired fever dream. We dive into the arcade fun and what it means for Netflix's surprisingly serious gaming ambitions.
So Borderlands 4 "went gold." Big whoop. In 2025, that doesn't mean the game is finished. It's mostly a marketing beat that kicks off the race to finish a massive day-one patch. We break down the modern, messy reality of what "going gold" actually means for gamers.
The "Stop Killing Games" movement, a successful consumer rights initiative with over 1.4 million signatures, is facing a bizarre EU complaint. This article explores how this retaliatory move, which absurdly argues the founder's time is an undeclared contribution...
Valve is overhauling the Steam store. We break down the new design, from its consolidated menus to its powerful new search tools, and give you the essential tips to unearth the hidden gems that the algorithm won't show you.
In an unprecedented move, Blizzard is shifting its balancing philosophy for Diablo 4. Instead of nerfing powerful builds, recent patches are buffing all classes, signaling a new era focused on player power and fun.