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Category: Games September 18, 2025 Jump Space Blasts Onto Xbox Game Preview Tomorrow, Mixing FPS and Space Combat to Wild Effect Joe Skrebels, Xbox Wire Editor-in-Chief Summary Jump Space comes to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One as an Xbox…
UFO 50 is celebrating its one-year anniversary today, September 18, 2025. Below, we reflect on how digesting the game week by week for an entire year has made a lasting impression. UFO 50 is the most audacious game experiment I’ve…
A sentient rock, an ancient hologram and an alien zealot are debating how we respond to the imminent arrival of a slumbering, long-forgotten god. Do we try to shackle them? Do we prostrate ourselves before them? Do we try to…
While Minecraft sells over 4 million on Switch. Famitsu has provided the latest look at the boxed charts in Japan, and it’s another resounding success for Mario Kart World, with the Switch 2 launch title selling another 38,026 copies. Borderlands…
The post Fixing <i>Borderlands 4</i> PC Performance Is A ‘Top Priority’ As Randy Pitchford Attempts Personal Tech Support For Angry Fans appeared first on Kotaku.
Every once in a while a piece of hardware crosses my desk that is seemingly intent upon drilling through the layers of ice encasing my cold, black heart. After all, it’s hard not to spread a little joy in the…
LEGO Voyagers! Earthion! Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree! The latest Nintendo Download update for North America has arrived, and it’s bringing new games galore to the eShop in your region. As always, be sure to drop a…
Microsoft’s “Full screen experience” mode for handheld gaming PCs shouldn’t officially be usable yet, but it turns out you can use it already if you’re happy using a Preview version of Windows and using a third-party tool. Only problem is,…
Justin Tipping’s football horror movie Him is built around a lot of unusual decisions, from the striking visual design (which Tipping tells Polygon was drawn from a famous 1990s ad campaign) to a story that blends hallucinatory horror with anger…
If we build them, they will run. Asobism’s tower defence/roguelite/factory sim title, ShapeHero Factory, releases on Switch 2 (and 1) today. Hooray! For anyone unfamiliar, this one sees you create an army of robots from a bunch of magical shapes…