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Marathon has concluded its first weekend of Cryo Archive, thrusting its player base (and all their good gear) into a challenging new map to explore and conquer. With new activities comes feedback, and Marathon’s game director has acknowledged a few…
Category: Announcements March 23, 2026 Xbox Partner Preview: Join Us on Thursday to See What’s Next from Our Third-Party Partners Danielle Partis, Xbox Wire Editor Xbox Partner Preview – our broadcast that focuses on upcoming games from our brilliant third-party partners – will return this Thursday, March 26. The…
Enter the world of survival horror. 22nd March 2026 marked the 30th anniversary of the Japanese launch of Resident Evil — or Biohazard — on PlayStation. To celebrate, we’ll be publishing various articles this week focused on Capcom’s quintessential survival…
During my weekly scour of Steam for new cosy games I came across Cat Parents, an indie game where players collect stray cats and look after them. You clean the cats up, feed them, and even change your home to…
For many years of back-and-forth between Intel and AMD, one thing has remained pretty certain: if you want platform longevity, you stick with the latter, because Intel changes sockets faster than I get through a pack of Leibniz butterkeks (very…
Just a few weeks on from the launch of Pokémon Pokopia, players are already pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the game — including the creation of several working calculators. Pokopia is a cosy life simulation at heart, though…
Solving the Azure Moon Labyrinth puzzle in Crimson Desert is quite elaborate if you do it the proper way. You first have to find the correct path to enter the labyrinth, then notice a mural painted on one of the…
This is just the beginning of the improvements we are promised, and it’s still pretty poor
Fantasy RPG fans have been spoilt for choice over the last few years, so much so you’d perhaps be forgiven for not getting to Crimson Desert—affectionately described by some as the ‘yes, and’ of videogames—any time soon. Well, for those…