KRAFTON Trims Organizational Fat to Boost Efficiency
KRAFTON is ramping up the intensity of a company-wide restructuring and workforce-efficiency drive. Following a “voluntary resignation option” aimed at…
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Bethesda’s Todd Howard says “we are doing other things with Fallout that we haven’t announced, and there’ll come a time for that”
Despite it being over 10 years since the last proper entry in the series, with Fallout 5 nowhere in sight,…
My New Obsession: A Must-Play Logic Game!
I recently stumbled upon Screw Out Puzzles, and honestly, I can’t put it down. If you are looking for a challenging puzzle…
For Nier Automata’s 9th anniversary, series producer teases “just a little something” but tells fans not to get too excited
Considering how successful Nier: Automata and its never-ending supply line of 2B merch has been, it’s somewhat shocking that publisher…
The Last Caretaker Is a Quiet, Emotional Take on Survival Crafting
There’s a particular loneliness to The Last Caretaker that sneaks up on you. Not the bombastic, end-of-the-world loneliness that so…
I’m going offline and back to my ’90s retro gaming roots this Christmas, but I’ll still be embracing modern luxuries
Alright, that does it – I’m unplugging the internet. I’ve personally had it up to here with algorithms, the horrors…
The Most Unsettling Part of The Last Case of John Morley Is How Little It Lets You Off the Hook
There’s a particular weight that comes with reopening a case that everyone else has agreed to forget. The Last Case…
Fallout 4’s interweaving quests were a massive departure from Oblivion and Skyrim, but it makes the RPG “the most replayable of all the Fallout games”
Fallout and Elder Scrolls series writer Emil Pagliarulo reckons Fallout 4 is the most replayable game in the series due…
How Resident Evil Requiem Uses Dual Protagonists to Balance Action and Horror
Capcom held a hands-on demonstration and briefing for “Resident Evil Requiem,” which is scheduled for release Feb. 27, 2026. At…
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 says the secret of the J’RPG’s success is to “not care too much about the players” – “if you care about your game, it means you care about the players ultimately”
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s leads explain their thoughts on why Sandfall Interactive’s debut game was such a success, and it’s…