Crimson Desert Players Find World Too Peaceful After Hours of Play
After hundreds of hours, some Crimson Desert players say the world has become too peaceful, with enemies nearly wiped out and challenges suffering.
Yoshihisa Kishimoto, Creator of Double Dragon, Passes Away at 64
Yoshihisa Kishimoto, creator of Double Dragon, has passed away at 64, leaving behind a legacy that shaped the beat-'em-up genre.
Star Wars Zero Company: A Focus on Team Dynamics and Real Friction
Star Wars Zero Company shuns RPG clichés for complex team dynamics, emphasizing real friction over personal fantasies.
Star Fox Needs Bold Innovation in Its Nintendo Switch 2 Return
Star Fox's return on Nintendo Switch 2 should break from nostalgia and innovate to reclaim its former glory. Will it take bold risks this time?
Horse Magnifier: A Hilarious Take on Puzzle Gaming
Horse Magnifier combines humor and puzzles in a delightful way, challenging players to magnify, shrink, and twist horses for laughs.
MindsEye: A Glitchy Mess That Might Just Be My Favorite Game
MindsEye is a glitchy mess, yet its absurdity made it my favorite game of 2026. Can chaos and humor coexist in a single experience? Absolutely.
Warframe Community Director: No AI-Generated Content Ever
Digital Extremes vows to keep AI out of Warframe and Soulframe, emphasizing human creativity in game development.
PO'ed Remaster Reveals Why Halo Ended PC's FPS Dominance
The remaster of PO'ed sheds light on early console FPS attempts and why Halo ultimately shifted the genre's landscape.
Ghost of Yotei Devs Tested PvP Coin Flicks With Collector Coins
They tested Zeni Hajiki PvP with the actual Collector’s Edition coins—no code required.
Sucker Punch Tested Zeni Hajiki PvP With Collector’s Coins
Sucker Punch balanced Zeni Hajiki PvP by flicking Collector’s Edition coins—no code, just a table, fast iteration, and a lobby built for downtime.