Astro Bot, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth lead this year's The Game Awards nominations
The panel has voted and this year's Game Awards nominations have been announced - with Astro Bot, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Metaphor: ReFantazio, Silen
600 Activision QA staff have become gaming's biggest union to date
600 Activision Blizzard quality assurance (QA) workers have voted to unionise.As reported by Polygon, hundreds of QA testers voted to unionise with th
AyaNeo 2/ AyaNeo Geek review: handheld performance reaches the next level
The pace of technological progression is relentless. Valve's Steam Deck has just celebrated its first birthday but as fantastic as the device is in so
World of Warcraft: Dragonflight removes gendered language from the character creation screen
The alpha test for World of Warcraft: Dragonflight has replaced gendered language in its character creation screen.Whilst previously, the menu offered
Pokémon Go fans peer into loot box-style egg rarity system with surprising results
Two months ago, Pokémon Go added a tier system to its loot box-style eggs, which for the first time gave some visibility to the chances of thei
Overpass is sort of a strategy driving game
As far as games are concerned, it's been a good few years for fans of looking at the ground. That's if you consider three games to be a good outcome.
CD Projekt Red confirms Witcher 4 Unreal demo showcases tech tools, doesn't represent final game
UPDATE 4:28pm UK: CD Projekt Red has confirmed to Eurogamer the demonstration in the Unreal livestream was a tech demo played live and running at 60fp
In Toilet Spiders, there sure are a heck of a lot of toilets, and a heck of a lot of spiders
With a name like Toilet Spiders, it's not exactly hard to work out what's going to be creeping you out in a game like this, or where those horrors are
Why games need a thriving third-party accessibility scene
As news broke that Microsoft would block an unspecified array of third-party devices from Xbox consoles in late 2023, it quickly became clear the deci
Activision "committed" to Call of Duty: Mobile despite Microsoft claims it could be "phased out"
Activision Blizzard has insisted it remains "committed" to Call of Duty: Mobile after Microsoft recently told UK regulators the game could be "phased