Way back when, pixel RPGs used to be all the rage. Yes, it was largely due to technical limitations, but pixel RPGs always had their own unique style, and garnered a lot of love from players because ...

Fans of turn-based role-playing games are spoiled for choice nowadays, with decades of stellar entries in the genre behind us. Among these are some of the all-time greats, many of which are part of ...

If Toby Fox thinks his way of making games is pretty inefficient, that probably shouldn't be a big surprise given how many ...

As seen at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct, People of Note's musical trailer introduces us to Cadence and her wonderful voice ...

Originally from the UK Anthony is an avid reader and writer, now based in Finland. He graduated from the University of Nottingham with a BA in German with Dutch Studies and spent a semester each in ...

Imagine designing a lifelike mini collectible of yourself with just a simple prompt. Sounds exciting, right? Well, that’s what Google’s Gemini Nano Banana is all about. If you’ve seen it popping up on ...

The video game industry has a major advantage that other industries do not have when it comes to storytelling. Unlike these other media, video games allow players to be participants. To shape the ...

You've seen them, we've all seen them – those viral AI-generated posts showing pixel-style "art" within RPGs that will never actually exist… but Project Shadowglass proves making a real game with that ...

Orchard Park, N.Y. — Deone Walker couldn’t stop smiling in the Buffalo Bills locker room after his tipped pass led to a game-clinching interception late in the fourth quarter on Thursday night. Just a ...

RPG 25 years ago today, Baldur's Gate 2 set RPGs on the path to becoming the industry-defining genre they are today: 'We were putting all the fantasies that we had into the game' Dragon Age Dragon Age ...

It's a surprisingly dense game that feels like the real deal, with its ambitious plans for an open-world action-RPG life sim ...

As Nintendo takes the first step toward selling full-priced, AAA games at $80 and Xbox starts to follow suit but backs off, EA has now also made its position clear: no $80 games...for now. "We're not ...