Shin Megami Tensei 4 Proved Atlus’s Hardcore JRPG Roots Remained Strong
Thirteen years ago, the Nintendo 3DS received a dark, brutal JRPG that reaffirmed Atlus’s commitment to challenging gameplay.
Gears of War Story Director Laid Off Days After E-Day Went Gold
Juan Vaca announced his layoff from The Coalition following the studio's latest wave of job cuts.
Cyberpunk 2077 Player Recreates In-Game Kibble and Locust Pizza
A dedicated fan brought the dystopian cuisine of Night City into the real world for a tabletop roleplaying session.
Control Resonant's Biggest Issue Is Its Neglect of the Oldest House
Remedy's sequel swaps the unnerving architecture of the Federal Bureau of Control for a warped Manhattan, losing the original game's most potent source of dread.
King of Dragon Pass Creator's New Game Sends Your Crew to Hell
Thousand Hells: The Underworld Heists offers a streamlined adventure book experience where words can bend granite.
WoW: Forever's Quiet Ambience Makes Me Miss Final Fantasy XIV's Musical Extravaganza
While the sound design of Azeroth is growing on me, its sparse approach to music contrasts sharply with the constant score of Eorzea.
Shadow the Hedgehog Was Not Meant to Survive Sonic Adventure 2
The popular anti-hero's survival was a direct result of his unexpected popularity.
CD Projekt Red Prioritizes Platform Parity for Game Content, Avoiding Store-Specific Crossovers
The Witcher developer explains its philosophy on collaboration content, opting for universal game experiences over exclusive in-game items.
Xbox Layoffs Devastate Age of Empires Studio, Cancel New Project
World's Edge Studio lost nearly half its staff, and its next game has been canceled in the latest round of Microsoft's restructuring.