Category: Gaming

IGN Prime has partnered with Ironward to bring The Red Solstice free to Prime members and along with Humble to extend 30% off of Solstice Chronicles M.I.A for a limited time. Prime…

Twenty years after the first Soul Calibur, the visual improvements in Soul Calibur 6 are obvious, but the presentation stays true to the series’ arcade-like roots. While preserving a tension akin to…

Rocket League is getting a host of updates this spring, with Xbox One X support and more coming later this year. Psyonix is currently planning to bring the February update to all…

Sony has unveiled the PlayStation Plus free games lineup for February 2018: Knack (PS4) Rime (PS4) Spelunker HD (PS3) Mugen Souls Z (PS3) Exiles End (PS Vita) Grand Kingdom (PS Vita, (PS4)…

Sky, the next game from Journey developer thatgamecompany, will charge players in a unique way, which studio co-founder Jenova Chen believes will be “biggest breakthrough” of the upcoming social adventure game. “I think many…

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has seen massive success since its early release in March 2017, and has amassed 4 million players on Xbox One since it came to the console in December. And in…

In the late ’00s, Nintendo’s ridiculously-popular DS handheld was a hotbed for creative, quirky games. Many developers were gleefully experimenting with the system’s trademark dual-screens, and it was in the middle of…

Sony has announced the addition of two new DualShock 4 colours – Midnight Blue, and Steel Black – to its controller line-up. The news was shared on both the US and EU…

The Call of Duty Endowment charitable fund, founded by Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick, has selected the first UK charities to benefit from the program. A press release from The Call of Duty…

Blizzard has finally confirmed a release window for World of Warcraft’s next expansion, Battle for Azeroth, which is expected to drop this summer. That’s still a bit vague, what with the last…