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A new Elden Ring update is here, and it's great news for anyone who's had enough of Promised Consort Radahn's antics. As well as a plethora of bug fixes and balance changes, version 1.14 makes some notable nerfs to Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss.
Palworld appears to be taking another step closer to its inevitable PS5 release, according to a list of games appearing at this year's Tokyo Game Show.
A new patch is live for Star Wars Outlaws, bringing with it a whole host of improvements, including for some brutal stealth sections that creative director Julian Gerighty previously promised a fix for.
The Stardew Valley community can be just as creative as the farming sim's creator himself, and one fan's stunning Lego recreation of the game's map proves as much.
Konami knows the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection's launch was kind of a disaster and is working to ensure Vol. 2's launch is smoother.
We've officially hit the endgame of big damage numbers in Diablo 4, folks. Thanks to a busted combo in the action RPG's latest PTR server, one dedicated player cooked up the biggest number the game can feasibly handle, and then blew straight past it into the realm of literal infinity. The game just throws out the symbol for infinity instead of an actual damage number, like a white flag in the face of unfathomable DPS.
Look, we all draw inspirations from different places - maybe even subconsciously - whether that's a formative piece of media, a shared experience, or even an episode of Family Guy. The developer of Caravan SandWitch had a horrifying realization on Twitter that the main character Sauge's color scheme resembles Lois Griffin from Family Guy, an unintentional design decision.
Bethesda officially launched The Elder Scrolls: Castles, its new Fallout Shelter-like mobile game, today, September 10. After a soft-launch earlier this year, and an even softer launch nearly a full year ago, the game is now available globally on iOS and Android.