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Civilization 7's new age system means that you're never out of the running, and creative director Ed Beach says that that means "you have a chance to win the game at any point."
Dune: Awakening is a survival MMO set in the world of Frank Herbert's legendary sci-fi series. But that didn't stop its developers taking inspiration from the world of a very different book.
BioWare has spent over 200,000 hours testing Dragon Age: The Veilguard - and that's just on PC.
Borderlands 4 fan theories are already flying, and right at the top are two ideas that prophesize the return of a fan-favorite villain, and might see the payoff of a storyline everyone thought Gearbox abandoned a decade ago.
The Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Collector's Edition gives you three days' early access to the game, and also includes a globe that's got a conspiracy theory scrawled all over it.
One of the announcements at Gamescom Opening Night Live was Secret Level, a videogame TV anthology from the creators of Love, Death, and Robots. Coming to Amazon Prime, it'll feature stories set in worlds including Amazon's own New World, Spelunky, and upcoming Mass Effect-style RPG Exodus. It'll also feature an episode based on Armored Core, and that's where there's a little confusion.
A former Bethesda developer who worked on both Skyrim and all three of the studio's Fallout games says RPGs "live and die" on the strength of their story.
A former Skyrim developer says he got in fights with colleagues over some of the RPG's most notoriously heavy items.