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Baldur's Gate 3 features some of the wildest sex scenes you'll see in a AAA video game, including the option to enter the tender, tentacled embrace of a mind flayer. Today, developer Larian Studios has revealed the lengths one developer went to get the tentacle stroking just right.
My favorite games showcase of the summer hasn't come from Gamescom or the Summer Game Fest - it's come courtesy of a new Twitter trend that has indie developers showing off the games that they can't afford to platform at these big events.
Monster Hunter Wilds fans either can't wait to dress incredibly slutty, or cover up their characters for a change in Capcom's new game.
Dune: Awakening is a survival MMO set in the world of Frank Herbert's legendary sci-fi series. But that didn't stop its developers taking inspiration from the world of a very different book.
Even Kyle Crane's voice actor was surprised at his character returning for Dying Light: The Beast.
It's official, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp will soon be no more - at least not the one fans currently know and love, as Nintendo opts for a new microtransaction-free app instead.
PlayStation's new hero shooter rival Concord has apparently been in development for around eight years, which would trace production back to 2016, the year Overwatch first released.
Blizzard developers have revealed that player feedback surrounding the Vessel of Hatred expansion will influence the whole of Diablo 4.