You may not know it, but a huge game is about to drop on Steam. A game that, during its brief beta period earlier this year, utterly blew me away. That game is Mecha Break, an online multiplayer experience that's a real robot rumble. A mechanised masterclass o
Mario Smash Football, also known as Super Mario Strikers outside of Europe, is the next GameCube classic making its way to Nintendo Switch Online. Mario Smash Football was originally released back in 2005 for the GameCube. Now, in a little under a week's time,
While I'm yet to really appreciate any major benefit of the Nintendo Switch 2's GameChat feature, I'm nevertheless always hardware-curious. I'm a tech nerd; I want to know what companies are shipping and how good it is. With that in mind, let me sound the alar
Rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent has been cast in the upcoming Street Fighter movie as Balrog. The news comes as a spree of other casting announcements for Legendary Picture's fighting game adaptation are officially announced in the lead up to the 2026 film. Th
As a Kojima Productions game, Death Stranding 2 is filled with a bunch of bizarre and wacky experiences - little presents waiting for you to unpack them. If you're sitting at home and are on the fence about picking it, maybe some of these will tip you over the
Leon Kennedy of the great hair and lovely jacket fame was once considered to be the protagonist of Resident Evil Requiem, however he is simply too much of a bad ass to be the main focus of a Resi game right now. That is coming from game director Koshi Nakanish
Monster Hunter Wilds is not having a particularly good time of it over on Steam; thanks to ongoing performance issues and a perceived lack of meaningful content updates, players numbers are routinely dipping below those of the now seven-year-old Monster Hunter
Daft but brilliant curation sim Two Point Museum is grabbing its D20s and venturing into the world of medieval fantasy for its first paid DLC release, which promises magical exhibits (and ensuing curses for the careless), RPG-inspired expeditions, and more whe
Just days after barreling through the 1m sales barrier, Peak - the daft co-op climbing game from developer Landcrab - has reached another impressive milestone. It's now sold over 2m copies, and Landcrab is celebrating the occasion by talking a little about its
Don't Nod - the developer behind Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, Jusant, and the recently-announced Aphelion - is laying off staff from its Montreal office. The number of impacted staff is undisclosed. This wave of layoffs comes from select developers who've been