Wyrmspan, a new Stonemaier game from Apiary designer Connie Vogelmann, was announced today. Wyrmspan is a 1-5 player competitive tableau and engine building game inspired by Wingspan, though Wyrmspan will up the complexity. In Wyrmspan, players take on the role of an amateur dracologist in the town of Wyrmspan, which

Digital Tribe and Innervoid Interactive have released a trailer along with a few developer diaries detailing their upcoming sandbox RPG Dustgrave’s constantly changing world and stealth mechanics. The world of Dustgrave will constantly react to your choices, changing over time, with settlements and locations being dynamic entities. Dustgrave is

Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet tried to reinvent the series, and succeeded in some ways with its open world structure, but largely felt like more of the same in a worse package. The franchise lost its sense of adventure and whimsy somewhere along the way, and we were left with

JSAUX just released a couple of New Year’s treats for Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and Legion Go players, the 8-in-1 and the 12-in-1 transparent RGB docking stations. Both docking stations are available now for $69.99 and $99.99 respectively. These new docking stations feature a black transparent casing

We do our best to keep up with all the video games that are coming every year. We really do. However, by the time we even finish this list, there will be more to add to it. For now, everything we can find in 2024 that looks awesome is on

To be completely honest, I’m rooting for Gangs of Sherwood. This is a compact, fun, well-paced experience that is enjoyable alone or with others. The game gets a number of important things right. That being said, this game also gets plenty of things wrong. Though nothing flat out ruins

The beauty of being young and relatively inexperienced in life is the gentle tug of awe and inspiration that one feels when stumbling upon some new discovery. My memories are sprinkled with hundreds of such moments from childhood, a not insignificant number of which are derived from experiences relating to

I grew up on first-person shooter games, but recently I was in a bit of a slump. Nothing appealed to my tastes of open maps, destructible environments, and plenty of gadgets for making plays. Then, The Finals came along. An objective-based FPS game by Embark Studios where almost everything the