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Deadlock was only officially announced a few weeks ago, but we're already seeing cheaters start to pop up in lobbies. The players are clearly using aim bots (it's painfully obvious), but what others can't quite understand is why anyone would want to cheat in an invite-only alpha test.
Restricted internet access can be a pain. I would imagine the US Navy, of all things, would have some pretty tight restrictions on what you can and can't do with an official connection on board one of its ships, especially when on a sensitive mission in another country's waters.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is debuting to some monstrous (monstrously big, that is) player numbers on Steam, and it's still in early access.
Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi has spoken about his excitement to be working on a new game, just years after telling VGC he was thinking about retiring.
Tears of the Kingdom gave Link some of the most unique abilities the Legend of Zelda series has seen, including Fuse - but it turns out that Nintendo had even more ambitious plans for it at first.
The 2024 puts a big emphasis on overhauling the process of character creation, a defining aspect of the roleplaying experience that can make or break any campaign. Although the essentials of the process and rules should still be largely familiar to veterans, especially those who have a lot of experience with the fifth edition ruleset, there are definitely some changes that are worthy of attention.
Astro Bot developer Team Asobi wanted to fill a gap in PlayStation's portfolio that went missing when some of its studios pivoted to "mature, hyper-realistic games."
Astro Bot is out today, and it’s already poised to be one of the biggest games of the holiday season. If you’re feeling Astro fever, you can grab a special edition DualSense controller inspired by the game. Is it worth shelling out for? We gave it a spin to find out. It might be if you’re a fan, but know that it doesn’t look exactly the way you may expect in person.