Gaming

The publisher is expanding its post-apocalyptic universe with updated editions of Fallout 3 and New Vegas, alongside a new Obsidian project and long-term Fallout 5 plans.

Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games have reaffirmed the November 19, 2026, launch date for Grand Theft Auto VI, establishing a definitive timeline for the industry's most anticipated release.

While the core game remains a timeless classic, a relentless wave of global modders and server creators are proving that we have barely scratched the surface of what those blocks can do.

Insomniac’s showing at San Diego Comic-Con has finally given us a proper look at Logan’s narrative—and it is exactly the heavy, visceral thriller we needed.

The survival game has achieved a massive resurgence in player numbers, even as its legal battle with Nintendo continues to challenge industry boundaries on intellectual property.

As the studio officially confirmed Fallout 5, remasters, and an Obsidian collaboration, the OneBGS union filed labor complaints over sudden layoffs executed the very same day.

As Take-Two Interactive solidifies its November release date amid historic pre-order projections, the formation of the Rockstar Game Workers Union marks a pivotal moment for the gaming industry.

With the official reveal trailer finally out, the world's biggest football simulator is gearing up for a multi-platform launch on September 25, 2026, that leaves no player behind.

The surprise shadow drop of Treyarch's masterclass on PS4 and PS5 proves modern shooters still can't replicate its map design and weapon balance.

The massive GO Fest 2026 was supposed to be a flawless victory lap. Instead, another round of technical failures proves the game is still trapped in a cycle of broken promises and forced make-up days.

Decades of gaming trends have come and gone, but Rockstar's masterpiece remains an unstoppable force because it refuses to sit still.

Nintendo will shut down its seven-year-old mobile application this September with no offline alternative, underscoring the precarious, temporary nature of the games-as-a-service model.

Decades after launch, its masterclass in environmental design still dictates how we explore virtual spaces. The blueprint hasn't aged a day.

The party game by Indonesian designer Martin Ang secured the board game industry's top honour this weekend in Berlin.

The 1.0 release has pulled everyone back in, but beneath the massive Steam numbers, Pocketpair still hasn't fixed the survival game's most glaring flaw.

Sony is currently facing severe backlash over its handling of physical media. But the unmanaged PR crisis masks a deliberate, painful shift toward a platform-agnostic future.

Studio president Johanna Faries confirmed a reduction in regional roles, a move that signals a structural shift in the company’s international operating model even as core development continues.

The trailers are finally here. Digital Extremes didn't just show us a new destination—they mapped out a completely renewed vision for a game that refuses to age.

A decade after its chaotic launch, the augmented reality game is celebrating its birthday by proving it was never just a fleeting summer trend.

From 24-hour animal hospital challenges to dodging death on giant gym stairs, the community has completely taken over the game's evolution — and it is gloriously unhinged.

Thirteen years after we first set sail, Edward Kenway is back. A stunning full remake just smashed the franchise’s Steam record, and the Caribbean has never felt more alive.

Years into its lifespan and right in the middle of ALGS Year 6, Respawn’s shooter hasn't lost a step. Here is why we are still dropping in.

The formal release introduces new gameplay features and 72 new creatures, proving the controversial survival-crafting hit can maintain its massive audience.

Everyone is fighting over the end of physical media. But the greatest triumph of the PS5 era isn't how we buy games—it's how they feel to play.

The viral hide-and-seek game is dominating Twitch and YouTube right now, but underneath the streamer-friendly hijinks lies a shockingly empty experience.

Ten years after the original concept trailer promised us a massive, real-world raid, the developers actually pulled it off. And the energy was electric.

Rumours of an accelerated release for Fallout 5 and a leaked remaster of Fallout 3 have driven a sudden increase in player activity across the post-apocalyptic series.

The 2012 shooter has just become the biggest surprise arrival of the summer, proving that perfect map design and snappy gunplay never actually age.

With new titles and demonstrations arriving for the Nintendo Switch 2, the console's long-term market viability depends on a distinct software library rather than solely on graphical improvements.

It still commands the top of Twitch alongside the biggest modern hits, and the modding community is as obsessed as ever. Decades on, the blocky masterpiece refuses to age.

The platform has mastered the under-13 market. But to survive the next era of gaming, it has to figure out how to keep its players once they grow up.

Sony's digital storefront is currently the target of a highly theatrical gamer revolt. But for all the threats to leave, convenience remains an undefeated business model.

Riot Games wanted to refresh the meta. Instead, they have sanded down the distinct identities that made their tactical shooter work in the first place.

A historic reduction in workforce and the divestment of several major studios point to a fundamental reassessment of the division's strategy under new leadership.

We have waited a geological age for a video game that is now seemingly expected to solve all of our earthly problems. The funniest part? It will still break every record known to humanity.

The quiet push to kill off game discs has sparked a sudden player backlash. If Sony wants to keep its market dominance in the next console generation, it needs to actually articulate a digital strategy.