Forget Firestorm. A massive new leak of the Battlefield 6 battle royale just dropped, and it looks like DICE might finally be ready to deliver the Warzone killer we've been waiting for.

The quiet part is now being said out loud. The activist group pressuring Steam to ban adult games has admitted they don't give a damn if the games are legal or not.

The final pieces of the Silksong puzzle have fallen into place. Team Cherry just dropped the official price and unlock times, confirming that the wait is, finally, actually over.

President Rosalind Myers is recruiting netrunners for a new threat, and the Cyberpunk community is losing its mind trying to figure out if it's a new DLC, an anime season, or just a glorified job ad.

After years of being sold exclusively through its own janky launcher, Escape From Tarkov is making its way to Steam. The only question now is whether the review section will be a bigger warzone than the game itself.

In a move that will delight performance junkies and disappoint graphics snobs, the Battlefield 6 devs have confirmed they're skipping ray tracing entirely to make sure the game actually runs well.

Just when you thought it was safe to finally put down your watering can, ConcernedApe announced that he's making another update for Stardew Valley, delaying Haunted Chocolatier even further into myth.

I came to Fruitbus expecting a simple, cute cooking game. I did not expect to get emotionally invested in my dead grandmother's messy social life and cry over a fruit salad.

In today's lesson on "fucking around and finding out," a massively popular fan-run WoW server that accepted donations is now being sued into oblivion by Blizzard. What did they think was going to happen?

In today's episode of "someone's getting fired," GameStop may have accidentally revealed the price for Silksong before promptly scrubbing the evidence from the internet.

The endless money printer of Japan's gacha game market is starting to sputter. Now, developers are warning that the ship is sinking, and their specialized skills are useless for getting to shore.

Remember when CD Projekt was on the ropes? Now they're flush with Cyberpunk cash and have over half their entire studio working on The Witcher 4. The comeback is real.

Thanks to the UK's new Online Safety Act, your Steam account now needs a credit card to prove you're old enough to see the naughty bits. Welcome to the new era of digital nannying.

The last 25 years of gaming have been a gold rush of new ideas and cynical ways to fleece players. I’m talking about the titans, the disruptors, and the spectacular failures that shaped everything we play today.

While drowning in lawsuits and scandals, Roblox just broke the all-time record for concurrent players on any platform. Turns out a little controversy doesn't hurt the bottom line.

The first rule of FFXIV modding is: you do not talk about FFXIV modding. Yoshi-P just dropped a 1,000-word essay that boils down to a simple, desperate plea.

For years, every cozy game has been trying to be the next Unpacking. Whisper of the House might be the first to actually pull it off, and it does so by adding a healthy dose of creepy mystery.

The Candy Crush kingdom is reportedly rotting from the inside. We're talking lawsuits, protected toxic managers, and a mandatory AI push that even the bosses think is bullshit.

Creating adult games is already a minefield. Now, PayPal is deciding it's the morality police, freezing one dev's account and holding £80,000 of their earnings hostage.

We have more processing power than ever, yet our game worlds feel like untouchable museum exhibits. Why can I destroy a city in Control but can't break a damn window in Alan Wake 2?