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There is something strangely appropriate about Metro reaching one of its biggest milestones while continuing to lurk somewhat quietly in the background. For 16 years, the series has built its reputation around claustrophobic tunnels, oppressive darkness, existential themes, and a world where every trip to the surface feels like a terrible idea.

It has officially been one year since Ghost of Yōtei was released, and to celebrate the occasion, the game just received an interesting upgrade for players on the standard PlayStation 5. Better yet, this new addition could make the game's already gorgeous world look even better.

Poppy Playtime goes multiplayer in Escape From Playtime, a new game that gives you a fresh perspective of Playtime Co. through the eyes of a toy. I had the chance to play the game early with employees of Mob Entertainment, which is an experience that was both informative and fun.

The Nintendo DS was a surprisingly good platform for delivering JRPGs, not to mention a pretty good choice for playing them. I know I have some great memories of enjoying lengthy JRPGs on long flights and road trips. Of course, one potential drawback (or perk, depending) of playing JRPGs on a handheld platform is that, when the plot suddenly derails because one of your party members did something, you risk making a fool of yourself by shouting in disbelief in public.

Waiting for years for an indie game to finally materialize can sometimes feel like an endless and painful wait, but every once in a while, a studio manages to pull off a small surprise for its community: a lovely shadow drop, which is always cool to watch happen!

Since its February announcement, Kena: Scars of Kosmora has generated significant anticipation. However, Kena's fans will now have to wait a little longer than expected for the sequel to Bridge of Spirits, as it has been delayed to 2027. The developers have shared new details about Kena's next journey in Kosmora.

We're on the cusp of Final Fantasy Resonance's release, which is slated to release on October 22, 2026. So it shouldn't come as a surprise to see Square Enix pull out the big guns at Tokyo Game Show this year. Not only did the company show off a fancy Château Mercian Rouge wine collab for the game, they also gave the public yet another demo to try out ahead of its launch.

We’ve all been twiddling our thumbs and thinking about how to make that sweet extra income and stay on the grind in Gray Zone Warfare. Perhaps Madfinger Games heard our earthly cries and suggested that drugs seem like a pretty decent solution, since you’re already involved with shady stuff in their open-world shooter.

After a pretty successful run with update 0.4 Spearhead, Madfinger Games has finally unveiled the full list of toys coming to Gray Zone Warfare in update 0.5, which is set to be one of the most transformative updates in the game since its 2024 launch.

The Elder Scrolls VI is taking such a long time to release that it's become something of a meme. It's allegedly finally in development, but it'll likely still be some years before we hear any concrete news. However, that doesn't mean that nothing has happened in The Elder Scrolls. Elder Scrolls Online has been active ever since it launched in 2014, and has had regular content updates to the point that it's unrecognizable.

Fortnite, the all-encompassing amorphous mass of a video game that it is, has a positively gigantic playerbase. While a large quantity of these players are working adults, it’s well-known that a statistically significant portion of Fortnite’s userbase are children below the age of 21.

It sure has been a busy and exciting time for players diving into Gallipoli, the historical tactical FPS from BlackMill Games that has quickly become a hit among World War I shooter enthusiasts.

CD Projekt Red took players completely by surprise during gamescom’s ONL when they announced that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt would return later this year with a fully remastered version – one that not only polishes the visuals, but also revamps overall gameplay and introduces several key quality-of-life improvements.

Video games are extremely fun and all, but the ongoing financial instability across the gaming industry has sparked some pretty intense debate among developers, executives, and players alike – and for good reason.

Very few games have the level of staying power that Dragon Quest XI has. Ever since it first launched way back in 2017, it has been one of Square's most cherished children. It's the best-selling game in the Dragon Quest franchise, and Square has made the game available on as many platforms as they possibly can. If a new piece of hardware is coming out, chances are Square is finding a way to make DQ11 run on it.

Silent Hill: Townfall fans can breathe a sigh of relief after days of problematic graphics on PC, with many players reporting stuttering and visual artefacts that disrupt the gameplay experience.

PC gaming’s most popular storefront is set to shatter its own revenue records this year, with new forecast data showing that players are spending more money than ever on games this year.

The power of a brand is something magical. I'd heard of Qliphah in Providence's Shadow, but I never paid it much attention until I saw the Arc System Works logo flashing before me. I like style, and if there's something Arc System is good at, it's making stylish, captivating games. Ok, now I am paying attention to Qliphah in Providence's Shadow.

Ever wanted to drink a Pokémon? Well, now you can! Starbucks is teaming with The Pokémon Company and launching its first wave of merchandise and themed drinks just in time for fall.

There was a time when the 3D platformer felt like it wasn't just dead, but dead and buried permanently. Even more rare was the licensed 3D platformer, another fairly common release back in the day. Thanks to its welcome rebirth over the past decade or so, however, the genre has been able to revitalize itself with all the ingredients that made those games so appealing.