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Date Everything! is a sandbox dating simulator where you can date the human forms of furniture and household items, and Delicious In Dungeon actor SungWon Cho is part of the game's stellar cast.
Complaints of frequent crashes mixed together with heaps of praise? Fallout London's first day feels very much like a normal Bethesda RPG release.
The Sims 4 just got its spiciest expansion pack yet, along with the fully functional dating app Cupid's Corner - and the Tinder-esque feature is already catfishing Sims and matching them with Shrek.
Manor Lords dev Slavic Magic is still working towards the city-builder's Unreal Engine 5 upgrade, but has added a bunch of new coat of arms designs in the meantime, including some that "medieval games for some reason never add" as a sweet bonus.
Warframe's massive 1999 expansion is shaping up to be quite a quirky one, as MMO players must prepare to face off against an Infested, choreographed boy band boss fight, all thanks to an experience its creative director had on Napster back in the 90s.
GTA 6 is unaffected by the newly called video game voice actors strike because it's been in production for more than a year.
The company president behind Trails' developer says writing the current arc in the 710-hour series would've been impossible while the developers were in their 20s, because they "didn't have the necessary life experience."
Calculators can run Doom. Pregnancy tests can run doom. Rat neutrons grown in a lab can run Doom. Dominos Apps can allegedly run Doom. And now, brain-frying roguelike Balatro has joined the eternally growing list of random things that can also run the seminal shooter.