Since his debut as an artist, H.R. Giger has continued to influence us in unseen ways with his art in unimaginable ways. When it comes to video games, Ebb Software is now ready to show off 14-minutes of their upcoming Giger-esque title, Scorn.
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Assassin’s Creed and Watch Dogs: Legion will cross-over with a new character named Darcy, a modern day assassin, but is this merely coincidence, or does Assassin’s Creed actually exist in the Watch Dogs universe?
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As fans have begun to raise concerns about the crunch time going into effect to complete Cyberpunk 2077 ahead of its launch, CD Projekt Red studio head, Adam Badowski, responds to concerns about the team’s crunch period that was announced earlier today.
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon is set to launch on November 10th, 2020, for all current-gen platforms with next-gen coming in early 2021. Are you ready to channel your inner dragon?
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Bloober Team’s latest trailer for their upcoming title, The Medium, shows off the origins to The Maw (Troy Baker), a mysterious and nightmarish entity that players will find as their main antagonist.
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Bethesda has revealed that both The Elder Scrolls Online and DOOM Eternal are coming to next-gen consoles rather soon. Will you rip or tear or become the next big adventurer in all of Tamriel on next-gen consoles?
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In a surprise announcement, Square Enix has revealed that its upcoming title from developer People Can Fly, OUTRIDERS, will be coming to Google Stadia in 2020, bringing the co-op action experience to an even larger player base.
Fatshark has revealed their plans for both Verminitide 2 and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide after the game’s recent announcement. Here’s what you need to know as we prepare to explore the Chaos Wastes and new career DLC in the upcoming days before hunting down the minions of Nurgle.
Earthlock 2 is officially on its way from independent development team Snowcastle Games as a follow-up to its 2016 predecessor, Earthlock. The new title will see a massive jump ahead of its predecessor both graphically and experience-wise.
After the reveal that NBA 2K21 will be $69.99, gamers have begun to feel unsure about the future cost of games, which will set them up at a starting price point of $69.99 instead of $59.99, which has been commonplace for two console generations.