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The Most Compelling Lovecraft Video Game Is About Hundreds Of Adorable Penguins
Penguin Colony tears down colonial overtones of H.P. Lovecraft's works by removing the player from any anthropological sensibilities, exhuming the genre instead of excusing it
CBS's Definitive '80s Action Thriller Series Is Officially Free to Watch on Streaming
With the coolest helicopter ever, Airwolf delivered Cold War intrigue, spectacular aerial action, and unforgettable '80s television escapism.
Dark Souls 2 dataminer shows off massive prototype coliseum level from early development
Bigger than the ones in Elden Ring, for what it's worth.
Leaked AI safety bill from Anthropic only requires government intervention if 50+ injuries or $1 billion are at risk
Claude, finish drafting my single-use ray gun which can only vaporize $999 million worth of stuff and/or 49 people.
The Outlast Trials' initial playtests went poorly: Designer says 6-year development took 'a f**king long time' and 'a s**t-ton of prototypes'
Red Barrels co-founder Philippe Morin recently spoke on the trials The Outlast Trials outlasted.
8 Mass Effect Replay Ideas That Make the Trilogy Feel Brand-New
Swap your class, tank a choice on purpose, or finish with one gun: eight Mass Effect challenge runs that make the trilogy feel brand new.
No soundtrack does it like Hades 2
I'm still listening to this thing a year later.
"The physical element of gaming will always be there": Silent Hill 2 Remake CEO on physical media
"This is the gaming I know, and this is the gaming I expect," says Tymon Smektala
Drunken Goddess Reflux Devs Cancel Steam Next Fest Demo Over AI Clone Concerns
Drunken Goddess Reflux will no longer be at the Steam Next Fest, as developers opt for a closed playtest instead.
The PlayStation 6’s Memory Components Alone Could Cost More Than $700
The speculated price tags on the next generation of consoles already has fans sweating as the AI-driven crunch shows no end in sight
13 Years Ago, 'The Legend of Korra' Finally Answered the Biggest Avatar Mystery
The Legend of Korra’s two-part origin story gave the Avatar a purpose — and a burden.
Frozen Trail finally puts the 'raid' in Arc Raiders
The Fallen Emperor and Arc Frigate have me excited for the game's future.
Epic Games CEO Believes A 'Golden Age Of Gaming' Is Imminent Because of AI
Tim Sweeney continues to advocate for the use of AI in video game development, stating that massive open-world games will be much more within reach.
Devs Behind Needle In A Haystack Clone Complain Their Clone Has Been Cloned By Vibe-Coder
The developers of the Needle In A Haystack Simulator clone accused another clone of being a 'byte-for-byte identical' rip-off of their work
D&D's New Arcana Unleashed Feats Are Breaking the Game, but There's an Easy Fix
The Adept feats from D&D Arcana Unleashed let every class cast the most powerful spells, potentially breaking the game, but there is an easy fix.
'There were a lot of disagreements across the place': Former Marathon director Joe Ziegler on leading Bungie's extraction shooter, playing Path of Exile for 3,437 hours, and why he'll never uninstall Kingdom Hearts
The former game director of both Marathon and Valorant guides us through the games on his PC.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners creator says season 1 was a "happy ending" because it could have ended "so much worse" for David
Exclusive: Bartosz Sztybor has a sizzling hot take about his own work
A Remaster Of The Best Shrek Game Ever Just Leaked
Move over Shrek 5, I can't wait to replay the Shrek 2 game when its leaked remaster launches
A Resident Evil fan is remaking Zach Cregger's film as a PS1-style game with fixed camera angles
The Movie The Game
Forza Horizon Is No Longer the King of Video Game Road Trips
SCS Software's American Truck Simulator: Road Trip DLC adds cars and tourist destinations in a game-changing update
Red Dead Redemption and Bully "nearly didn't happen," Rockstar Games co-founder Dan Houser says
"And lots of other moments when games that didn't happen could have"
After Star Wars: Zero Company and Galactic Racer, Lucasfilm says it will "continue to surprise"
"You don't have to necessarily be a top five publisher to make a great Star Wars game"
A Halo extraction shooter was reportedly scrapped during the development of Campaign Evolved
Project Ekur sounds interesting, at the very least
How an indie spy game made turn-based tactics relentlessly exciting
Embracing the silly side of things worked perfectly