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Palworld Is Right About Why Steam Player Counts Keep Misleading Everyone
Recent comments from Palworld publishing lead should draw attention to the shortcomings of Steam's public concurrent player data.
The Blood of Dawnwalker: About 10 Years Too Late - Review
We got our hands on The Blood of Dawnwalker, an open-world RPG made by a team of industry veterans, many of which worked on The Witcher 3.
New Harvest Moon Game on Switch 2 Is Losing What Made the Farm Life Series So Cozy
Natsume's latest addition to the Harvest Moon franchise introduces a change that makes the game extremely large, rather than quaint and cozy.
GTA 6 Just Gave PS5 Owners One Less Reason to Upgrade to PS5 Pro
GTA 6's rock solid PS5 footage and Rockstar's seemingly universal 30fps target could totally blunt the PS5 Pro's upgrade pitch among fans.
Why Daenerys Targaryen Was Recast in Game of Thrones
Emilia Clarke may have made Daenerys Targaryen an iconic character, but she was not HBO's first choice to play Dany in Game of Thrones.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Thinks Racing Games Lost Something When Rewind Became Normal
In a recent interview, Star Wars: Galactic Racer in a recent interview, Fuse Games CEO Matt Webster touches on what's missing from the racing genre.
Is Ted Lasso Based on a True Story?
Ted Lasso mixes fictional storytelling with several real-world football influences, including coaches, players, clubs, and locations.
Peter Cullen's Best Optimus Prime Moment Was Surprisingly Simple
Peter Cullen made Optimus Prime a timeless hero, but one simple moment cemented his greatness for two generations of Transformers fans.
Pokemon Says World Championships "Have To" Move Outside the US, But There's a Catch
The Pokemon World Championships need to keep moving around the globe, but the event's massive growth is making that harder than ever.
New Lanterns TV Show Continues a Weird DC Trend That Supergirl Started
Lanterns and Supergirl have kickstarted an unusual trend for James Gunn's DC Universe, in a stark contrast to last year's Superman.
This Crime Thriller is Officially Hulu's Best New Show, And It's Ending in 2 Days
Hulu recently released an impeccable crime thriller, and it's barreling toward its finale.
After Rockstar and Sony Controversies This Year, CD Projekt Red Just Saved the Day
Rockstar and Sony's recent decisions have made gaming's future look bleak, but CD Projekt Red just put gamers first in a big way.
Gears of War: E-Day Is Taking a Risk Linear Shooters Don't Need
Gears of War: E-Day previews have a lot of praise for its campaign, but certain changes to the linear formula could prove divisive.
Marvel's Wolverine Has the Perfect Answer to Spider-Man's Stealth Problem
Insomniac Games is missing a golden opportunity to correct Spider-Man's stealth missions through Marvel's Wolverine's gameplay.
It's Officially the End of an Era For Dragon Ball's Real Main Character
Going into the Black Frieza Saga, Gohan is technically Dragon Ball Super's main character – but all of that is about to change.
Roger Ebert Called This 23-Year-Old Epic Crime Movie "Breathtaking" & "Terrifying"
Roger Ebert's perfect review score of this sweeping crime epic still rings true today.
Nodusfall's Elden Ring Similarities Raise One Big Question for Action RPGs
Nodusfall looks like a promising action RPG, but its similarities to Elden Ring raise a question about where inspiration ends and imitation begins.
Steam's New Morrowind-Like Is Doing Something Modern Open-World RPGs Are Afraid To
This new Morrowind-like RPG on Steam is bringing back the kind of exploration that trusts players to find their own way without a map full of markers.
Metro 2039 Developers Want to Clear Up One Big Misunderstanding About the Series
In an interview with GameRant, Metro 2039's developers explain why patience is key to understanding the series.
The Witcher 3 Is Starting to Look Like a Single-Player Live-Service RPG
For many, The Witcher 3 is the quintessential single-player role-playing game, but it actually has something in common with multiplayer live-services.