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Why so Glub? The Yoshi series has cemented itself as one of the most approachable in Nintendo’s arsenal, providing experiences that younger gamers in particular can enjoy without too much friction. Woolly World and Crafted World offer light-hearted platforming fun…
The First Descendant has been struggling to shape a core gameplay loop for the past year, which is why 2026 will be an important year for the game when developers overhaul multiple systems to streamline the game, add more variety,…
Forty years ago, Hasbro was warned. Now they’re sending Transformers: The Movie on an “Apology Tour” at a theater near you.
Though we hadn’t heard much about Into The Unwell since its Summer Game Fest 2025 debut, it has remained one of the most eye-catching upcoming indies on our list. This week, we’ve learned the game will arrive in 2027 instead…
Fortnite has returned to Apple’s App Store around the world (*excluding Australia) as Epic Games proclaims “the beginning of the end of the Apple Tax worldwide”. Read more
“I’ve pretty much recouped a living salary”. Sektori, the ridiculously good spiritual successor to Geometry Wars, has now launched on the Switch 2, and according to its solo developer Kimmo Lahtinen, the port has proven to be a big success.…
Microsoft has been leaning hard into the idea that what matters with Windows is getting the basics right, as opposed to bolting on more AI gunk. An early example of that drive is a recent announcement involving more configurability for…
The Rascal is a new gun randomly dropped in Arc Raiders‘ 1.29.0, alongside the Nomadic Envoy rotating trader. This little pocket-sized rocket launcher (it’s adorable) is designed to be a cheaper, easier-to-maintain alternative to the Hullcracker. It’s a reliable anti-Arc…
Two Point Museum‘s Arty-Facts DLC, out now on PC and console, drops you into a run-down industrial port with $100,000, a third of a cubist triptych, and a painter who only knows how to paint one thing: love. (No, not…
This follow-up to Disco Elysium is righteously angry at the state of the world, though sometimes its anger gets the better of it