Today, Bandai Namco released a new trailer for its upcoming action game Code Vein, which will be released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 27. The video showcases a new boss, The Successor of the Ribcage, as it threatens to tear players to pieces. Check out Lawrence’

Devolver Digital has recently announced that the bite-sized adventure game Minit is now available on iOS and Android devices. The game will retail at $4.99 and will retain the same 1-bit charm and graphical style of the original release, with a Commodore 64 port on the way as well.

Today, Giant Sparrow announced that it will release its critically-acclaimed interactive narrative game What Remains of Edith Finch on July 4 for Nintendo Switch. Annapurna Interactive will publish the title and will give Nintendo Switch owners the opportunity to play as the titular character who learns of a family curse.

Accolade has finally announced a release date for the Switch version of Bubsy: Paws on Fire!, which is now officially set for August 29. The game is available digitally and physically, with a limited edition version on the way as well. Choice Provisions—maker of the BIT.TRIP games, and

Today, independent developer Question announced that it will bring its co-op horror game The Blackout Club out of Early Access and into official release on July 30 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The game has seen massive improvements compared to its Early Access incarnation, and players will have

Yesterday, HTC unveiled new details about its upcoming VR headset, the Vive Cosmos. Featuring seamless gameplay at 90 FPS as well as a higher resolution, this piece of tech is sure to appeal to VR enthusiasts and newcomers alike. The new specifications are as follows, with more information located on

There’s no denying that the NES Classic and the SNES Classic were huge hits, and Sega wants to take advantage of the nostalgia hype with their own take on the mini console craze. At E3 2019, I had the chance to check out the Sega Genesis Mini, a collection

On the show floor of E3 2019 was a unique piece of hardware called the mClassic, boasting its ability to upscale games via HDMI. While it sounded impossible initially, I could definitely see a difference between standard gameplay when using it, be it on a PlayStation 4 Pro or even