Mouseburg hands out 89 Schematics across its levels, and with 9 needed to fully upgrade a weapon, not every gun in the arsenal earns that investment.

Fourteen side jobs exist in Mouse P.I. For Hire, and following the main objective markers alone means walking past nearly all of them.

The rodent running the table in the back of the Little & Big bar wants $50 a match, and understanding the math behind his deck matters more than any amount of luck.

Mouseburg hides 215 collectibles across its campaign, and with no chapter select to fall back on, a missed item in chapter three is a missed item forever.

Mouseburg's Baseball Card table is rigged against you by design, but a manual save file breaks that math wide open.

The Depths hands over a locked door and a panel of levers with zero explanation, and the eight codes hiding behind it split evenly between real rewards and pure developer indulgence.

Mouse P.I. For Hire runs 24 missions from start to finish, and once a case closes, there's no getting back to it.

Mouse P.I. For Hire has no chapter select and no New Game Plus, so every one of its 34 achievements has to be earned on a single, careful playthrough.

There's an empty fish tank sitting in your Quarters with a useless gun chassis on top of it, and filling it back up takes a rhythm game, a taxi service, and a fishing rod.

Trying to 100 percent High On Life 2? Here is exactly how to unlock every single achievement and trophy without ripping your hair out.

Squanch Games brought the talking guns back, and they are exactly as insufferable as before, but they've got the mechanics to back up the noise.

Squanch Games buried three separate ways to roll credits on High on Life 2, and one of them takes about an hour.

Someone at Activision is definitely getting fired today for uploading the wrong file to Instagram. Here is the first look at Black Ops 7’s next Zombies map, "Paradox Junction," and yes, it’s another Nuketown.

Despite the Switch 2 being on shelves for months, the Borderlands 4 port is reportedly dead in the water due to performance issues.

I was ready to bet my kidney that Wildlight Entertainment paid a fortune for that Game Awards finale slot, but apparently, Geoff Keighley just really likes the game. Paul Tassi has dropped a bombshell that changes how we look at that "One More Thing" reveal.

Fallout: New Vegas legend Chris Avellone just took a flamethrower to Bethesda’s version of the apocalypse before deleting the evidence. I think the man has a point.

New leaks from the Call of Duty HQ files have effectively confirmed that the Nintendo version is real, nearly finished, and likely targeting a 2026 release.

It turns out MachineGames isn't done with B.J. Blazkowicz yet, and frankly, I can't think of a better time to start stomping Nazis again.

Splitgate’s desperate attempt at a rebrand has face-planted harder than a rookie missing a portal. With player counts in the triple digits, it is safe to say the "Arena Reloaded" magic has officially run out.

Lionsgate is finally moving past mobile spinoffs and into the big leagues with a AAA John Wick title. Get ready for gun-fu and hopefully fewer puzzles than the last time we tried this.