Ready to die (of adorableness)? Sanrio and MomentSQ have just announced that a story based on office worker Aggretsuko Retsuko is now available on MomentSQ. The gaming platform is downloadable on mobile devices, which allows players to experience interactive story-based episodes featuring their favorite characters. Aggretsuko fans will be in

Wizards of the Coast has posted a survey to find out about their D&D player base. The questions range from the respondent’s history with the game and play style to video and other game preferences. The survey can take twenty minutes or more, depending on your experience

Code Vein takes a lot of inspiration from Dark Souls. Let’s just get this out of the way now. Thankfully, it isn’t a straight clone. It does offer its own unique take on the Souls formula. It doesn’t all work, and it certainly doesn’t compare to

KeyForge is a two player card game from Fantasy Flight Games designed by Richard Garfield, the designer of Magic the Gathering, King of Tokyo and other amazing games. KeyForge is a card game that is touted as a unique deck game, meaning that every deck a player buys is different

EA and Valve have announced that EA games will be released on Steam starting next Spring with EA Access. The first new EA game to be released on Steam will be Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on November 15th. Today, Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) and Valve announced a partnership

To celebrate this year’s Blizzcon event, Blizzard has just announced that it will be rolling out its closed multiplayer beta for Warcraft III: Reforged this week. The beta invites will go to those who have pre-purchased the Spoils of War special edition of the game, followed by others afterwards.

Taking place a year after Yakuza 3, Yakuza 4 is now available to download on the PlayStation Store for all digital owners of The Yakuza Remastered Collection. Anyone that purchases the collection today has instant access to Yakuza 3 and Yakuza 4 and will have access to Yakuza 5 when

I, like many people I’m sure, take care to play through 16-bit-era classics with some regularity. I’ll play Super Mario World or A Link to the Past at the drop of a hat. And while it may stir some degree of latent nostalgia, for the most part, those