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Xbox’s move risks endangering more studios and its own projects, rather than helping the company remain afloat

As Microsoft becomes more risk averse, its subscription service lacks purpose

Under his leadership, many have lost their jobs and fewer games have made it out the door

Arkane Austin, Tango Gameworks, and more are closing their doors

You think you know everything about your big brick of an Xbox Series X or Series S? Think again

No wonder Microsoft is exploring bringing its games to PlayStation 5

Blizzard isn’t holding its annual fan event this year, but it could mean a few things

The best thing Overwatch 2 has ever done can’t escape the shadow of what we’ve lost

Tipping for a game like Elden Ring? In this economy?

After a messy split in 2022, Blizzard and NetEase's licensing deal could be rekindled later this week

An all-white, all-digital Xbox Series X could launch sometime this June or July

Plunderstorm turns the MMO into a battle royale for a limited time

The PvE campaign was pitched as the sequel’s big pillar, now ex-devs tell Kotaku its future is unclear

Sony alum Shawn Layden said exclusive games can be an ‘Achilles Heel’ but are ‘always important’

Kotick is also looking for partners, which could include OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

The 35-year-old studio behind Skylanders and Star Control is entering a new era

The company’s head of publishing said there are ‘tangible benefits’ for in-person work

Netease is backing BulletFarm, whose first game seems to be learning from COD’s missteps

The Switch follow-up could appear for the 2024 holidays, have magnetized Joy-Cons, and more

From Maneater to Tales of Arise, here are nine games to add to your neverending Xbox backlog