Tonight, Nintendo has finally revealed the plans for Nintendo Switch Online, the paid service that has been a mystery since the Switch was released in March of last year. While we knew that online play and classic games would be a draw, we finally know details on those classic games.

Seismic Games and Alcon Media Group recently released its new interactive VR experience, Blade Runner: Revelations last week on Google Daydream and Lenovo Mirage Solo devices. The title is set between the events of the two Blade Runner films, and allows fans of the franchise to explore different futuristic settings.

Put a little pep in your step this Monday as Butterscotch Shenanigans has announced that it will release its upcoming user-created platformer Levelhead on PC and mobile later this year, with a mystery console release afterwards. The developer has also released a new gameplay trailer which features some of the

Shoppe Keep 2 is a game that has you maintaining a shop to keep adventurers well-geared. Now, if the developers were going for a realistic take of standing around doing nothing while customers yell at you and destroy your property, then I must say they absolutely nailed it. If they

Video games offer the unique ability to explore cultures and mythologies in a more abstract and often profound way. They can serve to paint a complete interactive picture of a place through the eyes of their creator. Mulaka attempts to use the medium to shine a light on the native

According to a tweet, Nintendo has posted a job listing on their Japanese website for a level designer for a new entry in the Legend of Zelda series. The job listing mentions that the person they are looking for will be in charge of creating fields, dungeons, and enemies from

Recently, Mega Cat Studios has released their latest game, the barista beat-em-up, Coffee Crisis. This game is available now on PC and will be released in Q3 for Xbox One. Coffee Crisis is a two player couch-coop beat-em up where aliens have invaded Earth and it’s up to two

There is something so compelling about the paranoia and unpredictability of a social deduction game. GROWL, in its final days on Kickstarter at time of writing, explores these themes by giving players the ability to secretly influence one another’s identities as the game progresses. Werewolves try to proliferate as