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Some World of Warcraft, IMVU, and Star Stable veterans have joined to form a new studio based in Sweden, Blue Scarab Entertainment, which is currently working on a cozy new IP that also borrows from true crime.
Diablo 4 is getting a new class in October thanks to its upcoming DLC, Vessel of Hatred, and according to the devs, some ideas for it that "maybe didn't make the cut" could end up returning later down the line.
With The Sims 4 soon getting Lovestruck, EA's spiciest expansion pack yet, it's the best time to be a Simmer - especially as a longtime stan looking forward to returning features like The Sims 2's chemistry system.
It's an exciting time for The Sims 4 - not only is the Lovestruck expansion pack coming soon, but a free base game update containing some of our most highly requested features is, too.
Diablo 4's developers went through 60 different prototype skills trying to figure out how the new Spiritborn class should play.
Edmund McMillen, the creator behind one of the most popular roguelikes The Binding of Isaac, has a new update on his long-awaited, cat-themed strategy game.
It turns out that the mystery announcement developer 1047 Games teased earlier this week was a whole new game. Splitgate 2 - the sequel to 2019's massively popular arena shooter with portals - will release in 2025.
Companies usually turn paid games into free-to-play releases to milk more money from their player base, à la Overwatch 2, but puzzling RPG Tactical Nexus has taken the opposite route - it's going free-to-play because the developers don't want people spending money.