A recent Game Pass price-hike has left the Xbox fanbase in frustrated outcry, devaluing console gaming’s best offer.

Stephen Lewis considers the tensions between Xbox and its old-school rival, the PC

Messhof, the studio behind indie classics like Nidhogg, is back with Blood Dungeon, and what’s possibly their craziest game yet

A surprise smash hit, Denshattack! proves to be one of the year’s finest as a fresh and vibrant on-rails experience

After over a decade of development, the first official gameplay footage of Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto VI is available now

Between mass lay-offs, ramped-up prices and the erosion of physical discs, the gaming industry’s future appears dire

Casual games have repeatedly expanded who games are for, where they can be played, and what “playing” a video game can even mean.

Chorus Worldwide Games head to Tokyo with the newsest installment in the brew-making visual novel series Coffee Talk

As gaming gets larger and more profitable, the bubble on these macro-budget giants is about to burst, devastating the prospects of the medium’s most undeserving

Banjo-Kazooie is still showing other platformers how it’s done, even almost 30 years down the line

As a large sector of the AAA landscape goes all-out on AI, creativity’s value in gaming is in a disorienting place

Halo’s return to the ring that started everything is bringing with it big changes regarding exclusivity

A long-awaited odyssey, Silksong soars beyond expectation with haunting beauty, punishing challenge, and a living world worth the seven-year wait

In the midst of even more announced layoffs, the games industry appears to be completely floundering

Outrageously funny, desperately horny, and somehow also emotionally mature, Outerloop Games’ debut title will leave your heart pining for more

Our resident Mancunion FIFA players choose their favourite tracks from soundtracks past and present.

Joey Millington dissects the plethora of sport related entertainment available while in lockdown

Pete Bottomley of White Paper Games speaks about their latest project – The Occupation – on the eve of its release

EA and Activision have no plans for a bigger budget skate game or re-boot, but two indie studios are stepping to fill the breach

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