"I wonder if I’ll be able to do the normal Grand Theft Auto thing of going on a rampage and killing a bunch of people. I don’t think I’d feel good about it" ...
For no clear reason beyond cosmic coincidence, mods—you know, the ones hyper-dedicated nerds (complimentary) create mostly for PC games—have broken containment this week. Twice. I know games are part ...
Some surprising news broke yesterday when it was announced that Physint, the next game from Kojima Productions, was being dropped by PlayStation Studios, only for Xbox to step in and sign it instead.
On Tuesday, Game File reported that The Game Awards founder Geoff Keighley and PlayStation architect Mark Cerny have launched the Nova Games Foundation, which will provide no-strings-attached grants ...
Not that anyone reading this website needs to be told this, but the use of generative AI in video game development is not very popular among players. As more and more people become aware of the ...
I like the mossy cave leading to the Great Deku Tree, the way the tunnel feels less like infrastructure and more like an accident of nature. Like Link is boring through the wild history of a world ...
There’s never a good way to do layoffs; even in the best of such terrible circumstances, no one ends the day feeling great. But there’s got to be a better way than PowerWash Simulator developer ...
Share to X Share to Bluesky Share to Facebook Share to LinkedIn Share by email A big part of what's sucking me into Zero Company between missions is that I get excited about hanging out with this ...
Ask anyone who is a player, pundit, worker or analyst what the biggest threat to a video game's potential success in 2026 is and you'll get a whole spectrum of answers, ranging from a fixation on ...
I often wonder why I play so many farming simulators. Mechanically, most of them are exactly the same—you farm, you sell crops, you romance townspeople, rinse and repeat. Fields of Mistria does not ...
Star Wars Zero Company has had a rocky few weeks to say the least. By all accounts the game is doing gangbusters, although it is in desperate need of optimization (which is very XCOM). We here at ...
Video games love to imagine dystopic futures– Cyberpunk, Fallout, Wolfenstein–and set the player as a hero fighting to make things better. Games that do imagine something more hopeful are frequently ...
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