Completed it, mate. Final Fantasy VII fans are eagerly awaiting news on the upcoming final instalment in the remake trilogy, but if you’re worried or anxious about the status of its development, then a recent comment from director Naoki Hamaguchi might bring you peace of mind. We recently interviewed Hamaguchi-san and asked how the third…
Could a new 3D entry be on the way? If you were hoping to see Prison Architect make a return in some way or form, you might be in luck. A new rating for Prison Architect 2 has now been spotted on the Korean rating board. There’s no official announcement for this one just yet,…
Today, Square Enix Collective announced The Turing Test, the first-person, sci-fi puzzle game set on Jupiter’s moon, Europa, will launch for Nintendo Switch on February 7th. Previously released on Steam, Xbox One and PlayStation 4, The Turing Test follows the story of Ava Turing, an engineer for the International Space Agency (ISA), as she attempts…
Zombie survival shooter No More Room in Hell 2 shambled onto Steam early access late last year, and proved to have a few more bits missing than its audience could reasonably cope with. Debuting to a ‘Mostly Negative’ rating on Steam as players cited a litany of flaws, from bugs to performance issues to the…
James Bentley, hardware writer (Image credit: Future) This week: I’ve been watching the rollout of information for new Nvidia and AMD graphics cards from afar, with a glint of jealousy in my eye. Opera GX, Opera’s gaming browser, has been on my radar for some time. It has edgy marketing, a very meme-heavy X account,…
Final Fantasy 14 has some weird bosses. In fact, some of the hardest encounters in the game are against enemies like his cobbled-together majesty, Perfect Alexander, and then whatever awaits us in Kefka’s ultimate-tier clown show when it launches this summer, but they’re all old news as far as I’m concerned. The real FF14 sickos…
When you look at a vintage arcade cabinet, you’re seeing more than a list of classic games. Each machine carries evidence of its long journey—scratched control panels, swapped-out buttons, and faded marquees that whisper stories of decades spent on the floor. For collectors and fans, what matters isn’t just which games are on the screen….
Category: ID@Xbox October 30, 2025 How the Bard Found His Way into Halls of Torment Paul Lawitzki – Code and Game Design, Caboodle Halls of Torment is out on Xbox and we’re super excited to share some insight about the content we’ve added to the game for this special occasion. For quite some time during…
The mothballing of live service games has become a hot button issue in gaming with the continued momentum of the Stop Killing Games initiative. And on that topic, 2019’s maligned MMO-lite Anthem will shut down early in 2026 after a seven-year run. You’ll never be able to play it again—no matter how much money you…
We’ve spent the better part of the last two years excited for The Alters, a sci-fi survival game with a killer premise from the developers of Frostpunk. As the lone survivor of a failed space expedition, you decide to use a bit of alien material to pull versions of yourself from parallel timelines to help…