I’m always astonished at the ingenuity players can wield when given a solid house-building system. Heck, even when I was playing City of Heroes: Homecoming, fans were wrangling a decades-old base builder to make some true works of art out of scraps. World of Warcraft, however, appears to be making a proper effort to do…
According to a recent Forbes report, Elon Musk’s xAI has made hundreds of thousands of Grok chatbot conversations searchable on a variety of search engines, including Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo, without warning its users their chats were subject to publication. The report says that more than 370,000 user conversations are now readable online, and that…
With a particularly spooky reveal. The Pokémon Company has revealed yet another new Mega Evolution that will make its debut in Pokémon Legends: Z-A, and it’s Victreebel being put in the limelight this time. This classic Grass / Poison Type has been a series mainstay throughout the generations, and its new Mega design looks particularly……
I was going to start this article by writing about how I feel like there’s a new Tropico entry every time I return my attention to the series. I was going to write about how it wasn’t that long ago I was pouring many hours into Tropico 3, and now there’s apparently a seventh game…
I look at the time where we all collectively thirsted over Lady Dimitrescu through my fingers with mild embarrassment. It was Covid, we were all losing our minds… it made sense at that moment, alright? I wouldn’t say we’ve stopped going googly-eyed for horror waifus, but we’ve certainly become more conservative about it. Perhaps not…
We love summer music festivals, so here at Wargaming, our team at World of Tanks Modern Armor has made it a mission to bring you a hard-rockin’ annual music event that truly shakes the battlefield: Metal Fest. New tanks, new 3D Commanders, new Challenges and events: they’re all part of what Metal Fest offers each…
Chibi-or-not-Chibi. This review was originally published in November 2009. We’re updating and republishing it in honour of the game’s arrival on Switch 2 as part of the Nintendo Classics GameCube lineup. Meet the Sandersons, your atypical, dysfunctional American family. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Kill the Brickman, which publisher Poncle and developer Doonutsaur just shadow-dropped this afternoon, is one of those games that defies a simple, clean description. It’s a bit of a weirdo. But it’s a weirdo you can play right now for a meagre £4/$5, so it might be worth taking a punt on. OK! So sentient…
Dawn of War 4‘s inception goes all the way back to 2018, only a year after the arrival of Dawn of War 3. King Art Games had just launched the Kickstarter for Iron Harvest, an alt-history WWI with mechs and bears. As soon as King Art started to show off Iron Harvest, Dawn of War…
Category: gamescom August 21, 2025 Onimusha: Way of the Sword Is a Modern, Graceful Action Classic-in-Waiting Joe Skrebels, Xbox Wire Editor-in-Chief It’s such a simple decision – in Onimusha: Way of the Sword, pressing the block button lets you deflect or parry attacks from any direction. Your character, Musashi Miyamoto, will seamlessly pull his katana…