Remasters are becoming more commonplace in gaming. But what about the versions of the games that already exist?

The Switch 2 is confirmed to be backwards compatible. What does that mean for the current Switch and how does that benefit the new console?

As Kamala Harris and Donald Trump face off in the most important election of my life, I’m on YouTube watching indie horror games.

I wasn’t the biggest fan of ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ when I first played it, but then I joined a multiplayer campaign and started having a blast.

‘Dragon Age: The Veilguard’ has been another example of exactly why players need games journalism more than they know.

‘Palia’ is a relaxing MMO, but the Switch port was making the longevity of this game in our household questionable at best.

While the last few entries have been underwhelming, I’m hoping that ‘Monster Energy Supercross 2025’ blows my expectations out of the water.

Netflix announces their pivot into Gen-AI games, just days after closing down their massive Netflix Games studio.

‘EA Sports FC 25’ added an interesting update where the stakes have never been higher as players can potentially grapple with cancer.

We’ve been waiting for Nintendo Switch 2 news for quite a while now, but it seems like we’ll need to keep on waiting for a bit.

With ‘Resident Evil 9’ on the horizon to conclude the latest trilogy in the franchise, the rumor mill is alive with what may be in store.

‘Mass Effect 2’ is a masterclass in player choice. Not because the choices are there to make, but because the choices you don’t make can hurt.