If you think gaming is in a rut in 2024, you aren’t even looking to play a video game. There are tons of amazing releases we’ve already gotten this year, and from what we’ve seen at the IGN x ID@Xbox Digital Showcase, plenty more to add

We’ve been keeping our eyes peeled to socials and YouTube for today’s Gray Zone Warfare early access announcement, and it didn’t disappoint. Not just because the game looks amazing, but because we can start playing tomorrow! April 30 is the official launch date for Gray Zone Warfare

We’re so excited to share what DON’T NOD has in story for us for the upcoming game “Lost Records: Bloom & Rage!” Check out what they have to say after today’s showcase: DON’T NOD is pleased to release a brand-new trailer for DON’T NOD Montréal’

It was an honor talking to the DON’T NOD team about their newest game Lost Records: Bloom & Rage! Michel Koch, Luc Baghadoust, and Frédérique Fourny-Jennings brought us on a journey of how DON’T NOD started, some of the biggest moments in their careers, and gave us plenty

Let’s get the first thing out of the way – this game is not Suikoden (which directly translates to Fantasy Water Margin, if you’re curious about the title). That said, there’s so much DNA in common with that incredible series that it’s hard to ignore all the

Recently, I was lucky enough to attend PAX East, and while I was there I sat down to play Heading Out with the guidance of the developers at Serious Sim. Taking inspiration from 70s road flicks, Heading Out is a heavily stylized roguelite racing game steeped to perfection in the

As you sit by the seaside, the sound of the waves crashing against the shore drowns out all but the occasional cry of a gull. All your cares melt away, and if you pay attention, the beauty of what’s around you comes to life. Crabs scuttle between the rocks.

After falling in love with Kutnà Hora and now developing a deep appreciation for Spicy, it has come to my attention that I am, in fact, a corvid of some kind and am absolutely fascinated by shiny things. At first I was unimpressed by a $15 deck of cards that