Activision "secretly" turned off skill-based Call of Duty matchmaking and "turns out everyone hated it"
Activision researchers secretly disabled skill-based matchmaking in Call of Duty multiplayer and "turns out everyone hated it."
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The Olympics 2024's hooded parkour man was in fact a reference to Assassin's Creed Unity's Arno
So, yeah, that hooded parkour man from this year's Olympics opening ceremony was indeed supposed to be a reference to Assassin's Creed Unity.
"When I played Persona 4, that exact feeling came back": Atlus' JRPG served as massive inspiration for one hot new indie farming sim
SunnySide is the newest genre-blending melting pot that boils farming, crafting, dungeon-crawling, cooking, creature-battling, and romance into one game package, but it took heavy inspiration from Persona 4.
Developer of 'Overwhelmingly Positive' Steam city-builder hopes for Metacritic representation: "Players love it, streamers love it, sales are great"
One indie developer is clamouring to get recognition on review aggregate sites like Metacritic because their roguelike city-builder is beloved by pretty much everyone.
Mega Man meets Shovel Knight in this new retro platformer "where almost anything goes," and Steam reviews are already glowing
Retro-inspired platformers have been making a massive comeback as of late, and Fallen Leaf only continues the trend.
Final Fantasy 7 community effort to mod unused content back into the classic JRPG takes another big step forward
The Final Fantasy 7 community have been on a long journey to restore cut content, early unused designs, and better localization to the original 1997 JRPG, and they've just taken another big step toward completion.
16 years later, beloved brawler RPG Castle Crashers is getting new DLC where you make your own characters that animate "like magic"
Castle Crashers, the multi-award-winning 2008 side-scrolling beat 'em up, is getting new DLC for the first time since 2012.
Borderlands boss says fans will be "very, very happy with the next video game" - and "we’re not going to be making people wait for a long time before we announce it"
It's been several years since the last Borderlands game, and with the Borderlands movie just a short distance away, you might be wondering when the franchise will be returning to the interactive realm. Randy Pitchford, head of developer Gearbox, says we're not going to have to wait forever for an answer to that question.