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The Sims 4 is going to be around for longer than fans thought, as EA reveals its plans to keep the 2014 game alive with even more new content - and Creator Kits, purchasable bits of DLC that feel a whole lot like paid mods.
My Time at Sandrock may have failed to deliver on its promises of a fully fleshed-out multiplayer mode, but Pathea Games isn't making the same mistake with its sequel.
Baldur's Gate 3 harbors various emotional moments, but one scene starring Astarion takes the cake for many fans - and it turns out it wasn't scripted at all.
An alleged Pokemon clone has just cost its developers and publishers a whopping $15 million following a copyright infringement lawsuit from The Pokemon Company.
Dragon's Dogma 2 just got a massive new update with all sorts of game tweaks and Vocation changes - and most notably, a casual difficulty mode that makes the RPG easier.
While fans wait for Professor Layton and the New World of Steam to release, a long-lost title from the beloved puzzle game series has been unearthed - after 16 years.
Lucasfilm Games' executive producer Craig Derrick reveals that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has a lot in common with 90s classics like Fate of Atlantis as it was "envisioned" to be a "spiritual successor" of sorts.
Following the Xbox 360 store shutdown in July, Raven Software's iconic shooter Singularity was no longer available via Microsoft - until now, that is.