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Sometimes all it takes is one good trailer and suddenly we’re counting down the days until release. Whether it’s a sequel you’ve been waiting forever for, a new scary thriller, or something that just looks amazing, some movies grab your attention right away. For me I am extremely excited to...

Apparently, it's time for Star Wars to put on a spooky mask and try horror. Because after galaxy-spanning civil wars, morally bankrupt trade federations, and an increasingly confused timeline of Jedi trauma, the next logical step is Force ghosts that scare people. According to Andor showrunner...

It's an question as old as time itself. Which of the two major sci-fi franchises is the best? Not, which do you prefer, but which is the best? One is space fantasy. The other leans heavily into science fiction. One’s about war, destiny, and space wizards. The other’s diplomacy, exploration, and...

SCRAP and 213℉ have announced DO NOT PLAY, a point-and-click psychological horror game coming to Steam next year. It’s built to mimic early 2000s Flash games: basic browser puzzles like spot-the-difference, drag-and-drop, hit the moving target. No jump scares (yet), but the tone leans heavily...

Is it a cliché to say that Hideo Kajima's games are 'genre-defying'? It's certainly true of Death Stranding, the game that's not a stealth game, not a shooter, and not a sim. Genre-defying is what people reach for when they know the game doesn’t slot neatly into anything. In Death Stranding 2...

After 13 years of nothing, there’s a rumour that Prototype 3 is in the works. And yes, Alex Mercer might be back in the lead. According to an apparent Activision 'study group' leak, the game’s set in New York again, with Mercer gaining the ability to transform into people to infiltrate areas...

I hate Quick Time events. "Mash X to stay alive." No skill, no finesse, just hammering away at the buttons until the event is over. I often think of it as lazy game design and that there must be a better way to present an event such as this. In the God of War series every boss fight ended with...

After a short Xbox and PC exclusivity window, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is now out on PS5. If you held off, you're getting the full package: upgraded visuals, DualSense support, and a solid 60FPS across the board. The game sits somewhere between Wolfenstein and Uncharted, but with a...

This one has been on my radar for a very long time and it's finally getting released on April 24th and I can't wait. Just in time for the Easter long weekend - so you can guess what I'll be doing. I've played the demo, and recently got a chance to interview the game designer - Brandon...

Anoxia Station is a mining management game set in a dystopian near-past. A supervolcanic eruption devastated the Earth’s surface, rendering it uninhabitable. Nations now teeter on the brink of extinction relying on the Terranauts - miners sent into the hellish depths of this dying world-. Their...

Strategos is a real-time tactics wargame set in classical antiquity. Command massive armies in large-scale battles featuring over 120 factions and 250+ unit types from across the ancient Mediterranean. Create your own custom engagements or take control of historical battles with thousands of...

Over on swzerocompany.com they have covered everything that has been confirmed up until now for Star Wars: Zero Company. https://swzerocompany.com/what-is-star-wars-zero-company/

As of April 2025, there have been 16 mainline Total War games, and other than a major success with the Warhammer series, the reception has been... less than excellent. The last game, Total War: Pharaoh. was released 18 months ago to 'Mixed' user reviews on Steam, and there has been no additional...

World building in RPG games is very important. You need a living, breathing world to exist for a game to be fun. You also need a dangerous, enemy filled, treacherous world for a game to be interesting. No-one wants an easy life when playing an RPG, right? And developers have seen fit to give us...

Avalanche Software and Warner Bros. Discovery are hiring for a new online multiplayer RPG, and it’s already got people thinking: is Hogwarts Legacy 2 in the works? The job listings mention systems like player progression, in-game economies, skill trees, crafting, and monetization, all pointing...

It's been ages since I played an MMO. I think the last one I played to any great extent was 2008's Age of Conan: Unchained (originally called Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures). I played it all the way until the end game with several characters at level 80 and took part in a number of raids. I...

BioWare was once the gold standard for Western RPGs but is now down to fewer than 100 employees following EA’s latest wave of layoffs. Over 200 people worked on Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and Bioware had up to 500 staff at it's peak. Now, a skeleton crew are working on the next Mass Effect game...

I got heavily into gaming in the 90's so I'm probably biased when I say that the late 90's and early 00's were the peak of FPS gaming. Doom, Quake, Duke Nukem, and then Half-Life and the ultimate FPS - Half-Life 2. Yeah, I'm biased, but that was the golden age. Modern shooters have lost...

Of all the shooters from history, which game is the most satisfying. This doesn't have to be just in terms of raw firepower, it can be just like how it feels or how it sounds. I have two. One might be a controversial choice so we'll go with that first. Half-Life 2's gravity gun - especially...

What's your go to when playing FPS games? I get that if you're a consoles gamer you're mainly restricted to a joypad, but for us PC gamers do you opt for the convenience of a controller or the fine-grain control from keyboard & mouse? I've always found that trying to get a controller to work on...