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While all eyes are on Grand Theft Auto VI for this fall season, that doesn’t mean there aren’t interesting titles releasing alongside it. These are our most anticipated games for the remainder of the year

Sea beasts and silly attempts at a high concept leave The Last House feeling like a messy, overdue dud that misunderstands its own strength

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

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

Splat Pack filmmaker Eli Roth serves up two scoops of slop with his latest small-town slasher

Japanese indie horror flick Exit 8 has arrived on the big screen in the UK, leaving a mark as one of the finest videogame adaptations to date

As Resident Evil returns to the big screen with an untold original story by Zach Cregger, why do fans seem so afraid of the movie trying something new?

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

As the Backrooms opens in cinemas, a bizarre conspiracy has unearthed to shut its director Kane Parsons down

Searows returns to Manchester for a hattrick, making waves in his third performance at Academy 2

underscores’ April Harper Grey comes back for a hat trick with a new album harkening back to the pop of past

Indie duo Sports return to music with an electric album that struggles to find any footing

A look back at 2026’s current slate of ice-cold and winter-ready soundscapes as the weather grows bound to be warmer

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

The unravelling story behind a film adaptation of Bioshock goes to show why not everything needs to find a second home on the big screen

Sam Raimi rediscovers his talent for horror in a survival island nightmare sure to exhilarate

Mercy is the latest piece of insufferable, pro-AI messaging, muled through the most ‘January’ movie of the century

The multi-instrumentalist carves out an existentially charged portrait of the world at sea

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

2025’s Game Awards nominations are in; it’s about to be a bloodbath