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If you thought Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree was hard, one player has taken it to the next level by defeating the entire expansion on uncapped New Game+ 1,000 – a terrifying, souped-up difficulty level that allows enemies to deal "millions" of damage.
An indie developer has argued that Valve's Steam store transaction fee of 30% for developers "needs to go down."
The Amazon-published MMO Blue Protocol is shutting down in Japan, and has seen its western launch outright canceled.
Amazon Prime subscribers can claim up to three free Lord of the Rings games in a new Prime Gaming offer hyping up The Rings of Power season 2. All of them are pretty good, but I suspect many people won't be able or eager to play one of them.
It turns out The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has a development tool that attaches the identity of an individual developer to specific changes made in the game world.
Move over, Square - sure, all those Final Fantasy games, Chrono Cross, and Xenogears were great, but real ones know the actual best JRPGs on PS1 were the first two Suikoden games. After a substantial delay, the long-awaited HD remaster collection is finally set to prove the Suikoden fandom right.
Digital Eclipse is continuing its incredible Gold Master Series - a line of retro game collections that effectively serve as interactive documentaries - with Tetris Forever, landing just in time for the legendary puzzle game's 40th anniversary.
The Borderlands movie is getting a digital home video release exactly three weeks on from its theatrical debut, Lionsgate has confirmed.