The Project Zomboid build 42 update arrived this week, and it’s carried the zombie survival game to its highest ever Steam player count.
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After Baldur's Gate 3, what's next? Check out these 10 must-play games, from clear contenders like Pathfinder and Mass Effect to a few hidden gems.
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Drumroll please... We are back with another edition of Box Art Brawl! Last time, we matched up a pair of covers for the excellent Mario Superstar Baseball on the GameCube, and with two very different designs, it wasn't even close. The Western design walked away with a comfortable 76% of the vote, leaving the more simplistic Japanese art with the remaining 24%.
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The Steam Hardware & Software Survey for July 2026 is out now and going by the current data, Linux has managed to jump back just over 4%
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Launching next week. Last week, Square Enix confirmed its MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV Online would be launching for the Nintendo Switch 2 on 4th August 2026. Ahead of the release, the development team has now showcased gameplay footage of this version of the game. It starts at around the 13-minute mark, and the stream runs for over two hours.
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I'm not like all the other gith.
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The Switch patch is "on the way". Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game launched for the Switch last week and the developers have revealed some more plans for the title going forward. Firstly, the upcoming patches will add Ranked Mode, Lobbies, Spectator Mode, a Beginner's Zone, more Casual Modes, new tutorials and combo trials. The team will also be adding to new sprites and animation detail to the following characters: Ozai, Avatar Aang and Nightmare Korra.
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In Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Bruce Banner and Peter Parker invent a power inhibtor. Could this be leading to a mutant power inhibitor?
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Rumors about Apple's 2028 iPhone are already starting to circulate, offering an early look at how the company plans to evolve the iPhone's design, display, and cameras. The 2028 device will follow the 20th anniversary iPhone, which is set to introduce a display that curves down around all four edges for a near borderless effect. Reports suggest the first version of that design will launch with some visible compromises, and that the 2028 model is where Apple intends to resolve them. As with all r...
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Game Freak's soulslike Beast of Reincarnation comes out soon and in this guide you can check its release time in your time zone.
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Aliens, Highlander, The Fly, Star Trek IV, and more prove 1986 may have been science fiction's greatest year.
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I did not enjoy it. It was solely a professional obligation.
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"Don't even talk to me before I've had my coffee that restores my lost memories!" This is a line I imagine that the general public would oft repeat in the world of Hips N Noses, a cafe management sim/Vampire Survivors-esque roguelike that's set in a world where no one but you can sleep, and everyone's suffering from a touch of amnesia.
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Bigger isn't always better. Except for sometimes when it is.
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We've all been there.
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The Silent Hill series has one of those worlds that I just struggle to conceptually place in a contemporary setting. Sure, that'll partially be down to when the original four games were released, but seeing a faux iPhone in The Short Message just felt wrong to me. So I'm quite pleased by the fact that Silent Hill: Townfall is set in the '90s, replacing the games' iconic radio with a portable CRT. And in doing so, its devs were able to use that now nostalgic tech against us, so say the devs thems...
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It would be nice if somebody did something, for once.
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Penguin Highway is still one of Colorido's best films, offering a heartfelt perspective on the coming-of-age tale, and it's streaming free on YouTube.
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There are times when a physical connection will perform better than a Wi-Fi hotspot. Here's when you want to use USB tethering, and how.
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The Social Media Victims Law Center accused the companies of creating addictive and dangerous platforms.
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It feels kind of alarming that Crimson Desert is continuing to put out such regular patches months on from its release. There seems to be something new practically every week! And this week is no different, as another update has arrived in the action RPG that will please the moneygrubs out there.
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We've been introduced to the cast of Game of Thrones: The Mad King, a new stage play set in the Game of Thrones universe
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A riddle for the ages.
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iPhone stickers are a clever way to make conversations more personal and fun, but a good sticker library requires creating new and deleting old, overused ones.
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Grok, who are these people that live in my house?
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I don't need to tell you how badly the games industry is doing, right? Badly in the sense of a handful of people desperate to continue making millions are laying off workers by the tens of thousands, with a new layoff story seemingly every week, of course. There's money to be found, just not for those putting in the work. With so many out of work, Necrosoft, the studio behind Demonschool, have decided to do their bit to help out by putting together a bundle of almost 150 games where the proceeds...
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You only have a few days left to watch the most important superhero trilogy ever made.
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Feeling Sil-y.
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The horizontal handheld will be released in navy and orange colorways.
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Apple's CarPlay is a convenient way to listen to music or safely use navigation, but it can be a finnicky system that requires the occasional troubleshooting.
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Mage: The Ascension, Changeling: The Dreaming, and Vampire: The Dark Ages will come back after Vampire: The Masquerade 6th Edition
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Looking at the year’s big Steam successes, there’s a continuing trend of favoring more ambitious projects on PC over triple-A and remakes.
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Final Fantasy 7 is the game that never seems to end. That's not just because the original PS1 release is filled with things to do, it's because of the subsequent follow-ups that came as part of the Final Fantasy 7 Compilation. It's also because of the whole remake thing that Square Enix has been doing over the past few years, with the third part, Revelation, due out next year. And as hard as it might be to believe, according to director Naoki Hamaguchi, this really will be the end. For the remak...
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We played around with Lego's adorable Pokémon Smart Play sets and felt 8-years-old again.
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Knocking boots with companions has become an RPG tradition, but does it really add anything?
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