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Stalker 2 studio is raffling keychains made from a shot-down Russian helicopter to raise funds for mine removal in the real-world Chornobyl Exclusion Zone
By Andy Chalk Published
news Other prizes include patches, t-shirts, and game keys—GSC Game World hopes to raise at least $100,000 for the effort.

Crimson Desert's upcoming DLC decides it's The Sims now, I guess
By Mollie Taylor Published
news Charting the Unknown somehow adds even more stuff to the game that does everything.

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation gets a release date and a proper look at its airship overworld, which is cool, if in danger of inducing open world fatigue
By Harvey Randall Published
News The Remake trilogy's a long one.

PUBG's new spin-off game is 'faster, meaner, and more aggressive' with sword hands and 'a little bit of light cannibalism'
By Mollie Taylor Published
Dog eat dog "PUBG is deliberate and thoughtful and tactical. This is not that."

Guild Wars 3's approach to combat and movement is like nothing I've ever seen in an MMO before: 'One of our big goals when we make a new game in the Guild Wars franchise is to set out and try new things'
By Fraser Brown Published
War always changes Wall running, mantling, aerial attacks, multiplayer combos—it's a lot of new stuff.

Alien: Isolation 2's Gamescom demo kept its cards close to its chest, but I'm definitely ready to be terrified again
By Joshua Wolens Published
Xenonaut Just, you know, give me a minute to collect myself.

Onimusha on Steam Deck is the definition of 'playable': Surprisingly pleasant, so long as 30 fps isn't a dealbreaker
By Morgan Park Published
ON THE GO Capcom flaunts the flexibility of the RE Engine again.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword has a hard mode, but it isn't unlocked from the start
By Wes Fenlon Published
News Here are the difficulty options you can change to make Onimusha harder.
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