Advance Wars-inspired Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble is coming to Steam By Andy Chalk news The sequel to the turn-based tactics game Tiny Metal was announced for the Nintendo Switch earlier this year.
Graveyard Keeper, Party Hard, and The Final Station go cheap in the new Humble Bundle By Andy Chalk There's a lot here to like.
Creative Assembly grants dying fan's wish to play Total War: Three Kingdoms By Andy Chalk news The studio said it was a 'small thing' but the gesture had a tremendous impact.
A new Grid racing game is coming in September By Andy Chalk news It's been five years since the last one.
Man of Medan, part of a horror anthology from the creators of Until Dawn, is out in August By Andy Chalk news Supermassive's new horror drama is a three-hour tour to Hell.
Valve won't count Assassin's Creed Unity's 'reverse review bombing' against it By Andy Chalk news A recent surge in positive reviews following the Notre Dame fire may not technically count as a review bombing.
Ooblets may get an alpha test, and you might be able to take part By Andy Chalk news The developers teased a 'hypothetical' closed alpha on Twitter.
Xbox boss Phil Spencer pledges improved safety and inclusivity in online games By Andy Chalk news Microsoft is developing new programs to help ensure gamer safety, and will share them with the industry as a whole.
Faze Clan is being sued by one of its top Fortnite players over 'oppressive and predatory' contracts By Andy Chalk news Turner 'Tfue' Tenney says Faze Clan keeps up to 80 percent of the money he earns through streaming.
Cosmic camping adventure Outer Wilds comes out next week By Andy Chalk news Chase mysteries in a 'handcrafted' solar system.
Apex Legends' next patch will say goodbye to Gibraltar's sticky shield By Andy Chalk news It was fun while it lasted.
Rainbow Six Siege's new defender looks like your dad cosplaying as James Bond By Andy Chalk news Meet Warden.
CD Projekt promises 'more humane' Cyberpunk 2077 crunch than devs endured for The Witcher 3 By Andy Chalk news The studio said it has a new "non-obligatory" crunch policy and wants to be held publicly accountable.
Walkout organizers 'disappointed' by Riot's refusal to change forced arbitration policy By Andy Chalk news Riot maintains that it will not make any changes to its arbitration policies until all current litigation is ended.
Bloodlines 2, Oxygen Not Included removed from Epic Store as sale price confusion rises By Andy Chalk news Supergiant Games is also taking heat over multiple changes to the Hades price point.
OtherSide will self-publish System Shock 3 if it has to, but hopes someone else will do it By Andy Chalk news Starbreeze returned the publishing rights earlier this year.
Metro Exodus expansions will tell the tales of a lost colonel and an American survivor By Andy Chalk news The first of two planned DLC releases will be out this summer.
Hearthstone's new solo adventure The Dalaran Heist is now live By Andy Chalk news It's time to steal the city.
Sony and Microsoft team up to develop 'game and content-streaming services' By Andy Chalk news The two gaming giants will collaborate on the development of new cloud and AI tech, and 'better development platforms.'
Detroit: Become Human, Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls will get free demos before release By Andy Chalk news All three games are now available for pre-purchase on the Epic Games Store.
The Division 2 sold 10 times as many copies on Uplay as the first game By Andy Chalk news PC accounted for 27 percent of Ubisoft's total net bookings last year, a major increase over the previous year.
Epic Games earns a BAFTA Special Award for its 'huge contribution' to the industry By Andy Chalk news The award will be presented at a ceremony taking place during E3.
Satisfactory's first update delivers conveyor lifts, new research options, and a gun By Andy Chalk news The early access roadmap has also been delayed a bit, to let the developers catch their breath.
LCS demands removal of Echo Fox investor who used racist slur By Andy Chalk news Echo Fox has 60 days to take action.
Ubisoft's open world pirate game Skull and Bones delayed, won't be at E3 By Andy Chalk news April 2020 is now the soonest we can expect to see it, but there's currently no date set.
