Gamer Fridge

Merriam-Webster’s word of the year for 2025 was “slop,” the catch-all term for machine-generated crapola—or, as Merriam-Webster more prosaically (and politely) defines it, “digital content of low quality that is produced usually in quantity by means of artificial intelligence.” Hard to argue with the pick: As PC Gamer’s Lincoln Carpenter said, it was “a year…

My favourite type of video game can be summarised as “something has gone wrong in space”. Whether it’s a shooter, immersive sim, strategy game, or kart racer, I’m always up for a game that’s about dealing with a horrible problem in the most hostile environment of them all. And wow, does Dandelion Void understand the…

As Richard Nixon famously remarked, “We are all Dungeons and Dragons guys now.” The popularity of stuff like Critical Role and the fact the government mandates we all have, at minimum, one Baldur’s Gate 3 tattoo now means absolutely everyone is at least a little Faerûn-pilled these days. And if you’re desperately hungry for more…

Being a CEO is a tough gig, there’s no doubt. The millstone of responsibility can weigh heavy around the neck, especially if you’re held accountable for the livelihoods of hundreds, thousands, even millions of employees—and that’s before I’ve even mentioned the term “shareholder value.” Still, the pay package must be nice. Anyway, according to Yahoo…

Less than a year after being shuttered by Microsoft, Hi-Fi Rush studio Tango Gameworks is officially back from the dead. The resurrected developer, now owned by Krafton and operating under a very-slightly-changed name, announced “a new start” in its first post on X since revealing its surprise closure in May 2024. “Tango Gameworks studio has…