Bethesda’s worst kept secret has officially been revealed, as a remaster of 2006’s iconic The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion just got announced and released simultaneously. The remaster is out right now, ...

As we reported earlier today, the launch of Hollow Knight: Silksong was big enough to knock out Steam’s servers, along with a bunch of other gaming platforms. However, things are calming down and ...

Nintendo has a habit I’m starting to notice, and I really hope they break it. Whilst they’ve been expanding their online service offerings to customers through Nintendo Switch Online, I spotted the ...

About a month ago, after reading our very own Nairon’s glowing review of Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, I decided to finally give the game a go, seeing as we were in a bit of lull as far as new ...

Ever since the release of Slay the Spire (2017) in 2017, the deck-building roguelikes won’t stop coming. I suppose this is another one of the symptoms of the roguelike trend that has overtaken indie ...

With the surprise announcement of a Still Wakes the Deep DLC during this year’s string of summer games showcases (but not actually shown during a showcase, funnily enough), fans of The Chinese Room’s ...

Bioware is my favorite video game developer—a fact I realized just this year, having finished the Dragon Age trilogy. For four years straight I would replay the entire Mass Effect trilogy once a year, ...

The launch of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has been explosive. Despite launching onto Microsoft’s Game Pass service, the JRPG from French studio Sandfall Interactive made waves earlier this week after ...

One of the most interesting aspects of modern metroidvanias is the balance between designing early and late areas and/or combat encounters. If a boss can be reached at a point before obtaining a ...

It’s fighting game season! Evolution Championship Series, better known as EVO, is in full swing, and after one of the greatest gaming comebacks in Street Fighter 6, Mortal Kombat 1 and Tekken 8 are ...

I was about six years old when my family first got a home computer in 1999, the same year Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun came out. It took me a while to learn and understand the game, but when I did, ...

With the release of the “Voyagers” update to No Man’s Sky (not to be confused with the Expedition of the same name from a year or so back), players now have the ability to create their own ships.