Snyder's much-maligned 2011 bomb is one of his most purely original and interesting movies, even when it doesn't come together
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Visitors in Zoo Life Simulator will pay top dollar to look at anything: a rabbit, a goose, and even a hot dog stand.
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The founder of Strange Scaffold gives us the lowdown on his PC gaming habits.
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Those were the days.
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Crimson Desert developer Pearl Abyss has deployed a new patch over the weekend across all platforms, adding five summonable mounts, decreasing loading times for fast travel and revival, and "more changes to controls as part of [the] ongoing efforts to improve the game's controls".
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Crimson Desert Patch 1.01 removes some AI-generated art, adds new mounts for players, and makes some important quality-of-life tweaks
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The downturn in silly jokes as part of video game announcements is a missed opportunity for new games to stand out in a saturated market
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Finally, someone invented the Humboldt-action rifle.
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New and familiar faces will grace our screens during this eventful spring anime cour.
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Welcome back, Tenno. The Switch 2 version of Digital Extremes' free-to-play online action game Warframe launched this week, and as promised, it's loaded with a bunch of next-generation enhancements. If you haven't already played it yourself, the development team has now shared its own side-by-side comparison trailer highlighting all of the improvements from higher resolution textures, "dramatically improved lighting", DLSS support and a target frame rate of 60fps.
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The debut title from Lost Lake Games also lets you switch between turn-based combat and real-time action.
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Minecraft product manager Anna Lundgren says its new game drops model is “more sustainable,” but Mojang is still open to bigger updates.
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D&D's transition towards a live-service, digital-first model may be scary for many players, but remember that you decide how to play the game.
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Won't you play with my Chingling? Back in February, we ran a series of polls to determine your very favourite Pokémon after 30 years of the franchise. With 1025 known Pokémon at the time (this was before the reveal of the Gen 10 starters, and we've asked for your thoughts on those already), it was no mean feat to catch 'em all, so we divided it into Generational polls before a final showdown between the nine winners.
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Former Dead Space and Control developers are involved in the project.
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Crimson Desert patch notes 1.01.00 are here, with improved movement controls, smoother flight, reduced stamina costs, and a better minimap.
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All the details on the release time for The Division Resurgence in your time zone, and what to expect from the mobile game.
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Primate is a killer-chimp creature feature and nothing more, but it's exceedingly well-crafted and enjoyable.
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Lizard State is inspired by "classic PS2-era games".
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Extreme Offence. Well hi there, and welcome to another edition of Box Art Brawl! Last week, we checked out Resident Evil: Code Veronica X for the GameCube, and would you believe it, we have a tie! Yes, both North America and Europe bagged 38% of the vote each, leaving Japan trailing with 25%. We're not entirely surprised by the result, since both Western designs are absolute bangers in this case. Well done to both!
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Sundays are for deciding to re-watch The Sopranos. Specifically that episode in which Tony gets a bad tummy and then talks to a fish. You wonder what you might fever dream of, if you too were to go and eat at an Indian restaurant, then have enough room for a snack at Artie Bucco's fine Italian eatery? Would you too dream of surreal wandering down a boardwalk? Would you instead dream something different? Would you dream of a platypus sitting in a high-rise apartment, looking up from the newspaper...
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With an engaging story and intriguing mechanics, The Medium is a game that will delight many horror fans, and this Humble Bundle lets you get it
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It released on Switch in 2021. SnowRunner, a follow up to MudRunner where you drive power vehicles and overcome extreme open environments, looks like it could be making a return on the Switch 2.
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New trailer released. Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game was announced last year and it's now been confirmed it will be coming to the Switch 1 & 2 on 2nd July 2026. It includes a single-player story mode, 900+ hand-drawn frames per fighter, a 12-fighter roster, rollback netcode and crossplay support.
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Turn on, tune in, drop out, and become a retro couch potato.
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What to expect from this "free-to-start" experience. Pokémon Champions launches as a "free-to-start" game on the Switch next month, and although Nintendo hasn't officially announced the pricing just yet, the first details have reportedly surfaced at PAX East in the US this weekend. As highlighted by Nintendo Everything, YouTube Channel 'PanFro Games' apparently got some information about the pricing model for the US market at the Nintendo booth. Here's the rundown via 'rasenburst' on social medi...
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Ver.1.03.03 is releasing soon. Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly for the Switch 2 will be getting its second update at some point in the near future. On the official game page, Koei Tecmo has announced the second update Version 1.0.3.03 will be "released soon" for Nintendo's new hybrid platform. This follows Version 1.03.02 earlier this month, which contained all sorts of adjustments.
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"It wasn't this '90s cyberpunk Johnny Mnemonic cheese fest that everybody reveled in at that time."
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"Thank you for playing". Bethesda's free-to-play mobile title The Elder Scrolls: Blades will be shutting down later this year across all platforms including the Switch eShop.
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Some bugs have been fixed too.
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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 sim was used more as a point of ironic degradation, even though it was perfectly apt in many ways. Then there's Eurojank, a sort of real but not technically real genre that describes ambitious but imper...
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By sickos, for sickos.
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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 haven't gone down well, primarily due to games costing too much based on local wages. However, a new Steam update should now make it easier for devs to set better regional prices.
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"Hopefully people are just [going to say] 'a great game is a great game,' and look at it from that perspective."
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A new trailer has given us our best look yet at the upcoming The Ghost in the Shell anime. While it might not tell us all that much about the direction the show will go in plot-wise, it sure is aesthetically pleasing, with a throwback art style that looks a lot more like the original manga than we've seen with other adaptations. The series will be released on Prime Video this July. The Ghost in the Shell is being produced by Science Saru. The studio hasn't revealed much about its story, only no...
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