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Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama might have a strategy for helping video game studios stay afloat as the industry at large grapples with layoffs and closures. Elden Ring developer FromSoftware, he says, is a perfect example of it.
Twilight Imperium is pretty legendary so far as board games go. Few are as ambitious, and it's the kind of experience you don't soon forget. That's why it getting such a massive price cut for Prime Day is such a big deal. (Literally.)
Pikmin might be one of the most underrated Nintendo series because the note it tries to hit is so specific. Its charming visual style and cute alien antics need to excite casual Switch players while not turning off strategy game experts, while the actual puzzles in the game need to be challenging enough for advanced players, but solvable for players who just want to pluck little colorful dudes out of the ground and ride an alien dog. It’s quite the balancing act and Pikmin 4 absolutely nails it.
The latest trailer for Mortal Kombat 1 has been released, and in this trailer, we get our first glimpse at the DLC fighter, Takeda Takahashi. Luckily, players won't have long to wait until the release of this new character.
It's never possible to know if something will be a cult classic until it already is one, but if 2024 has any prime candidate, it's . Developed and published by Capcom, is the kind of experiment that might have been less surprising to see from a major studio twenty years ago. It's billed as a "," and its fusion of hack-and-slash action and interesting tower defense tactics is unique enough to earn the genre exclusivity.
Sony might not have much this year coming from its own PlayStation Studios, but Astro Bot certainly is the notable exception. Unveiled during May's State of Play broadcast, Astro Bot promised to be the biggest game made to date by Team Asobi with 80 levels.
Some games are so foundational that you can twist their formula thousands of times and they’ll never get stale. That’s how I feel about Asteroids. I’ve played hundreds of games that riff on the classic space shooter at this point, from Geometry Wars to Hyper Meteor. Even the weakest variations still tend to hook me in some way. There’s just something satisfying about the primal joys of blasting alien ships.
Why not kick off a fresh Wordle week with some new ideas? Come take a look at our tips and find your new puzzle-solving strategy, or give your old one some direction with a clue for the July 15 (1122) game. Need more? Then today's answer will surely sort you out.