The children don’t care about your Halos and your Starfields, they want Vbucks and Robux
Are you as sick of skins and pointless crossovers as we are?
Cheap games, good books, useful accessories, and super tiny dice are all perfect (and affordable) holiday gifts
We’ve always got an opinion on the world of video games.
Why was this year so frustratingly regressive when it came to representation in games?
The Arkansas family cites ‘predatory’ design and monetization at the heart of their case
Videoverse poignantly captures the early 2000s feeling of connecting online over video games
No gods, no masters, no shaming how others enjoy the game they own a copy of
The success of the Dungeons & Dragons RPG has kicked off a fiery debate about game development, AAA costs, and…
In the first study on the commercial availability of classic games, only 13 percent have been preserved as of now
A 35-year-old video game store in Sacramento, California could be yours if you’ve got the cash
The new data also reveals that 45% of Xbox owners and 41% of PS5 owners are female, too
In an increasingly crowded marketplace, events like #PitchYaGame are becoming hugely important
Dr. Kishonna Gray’s studies of race and gender in gaming have made her a sought-after consultant in the industry
Dr. Rachel Kowert is a research psychologist who has been studying video games for 15 years
The company has aspirations beyond the PS5 and single-player games
I’m here to give my unsolicited gaming opinions on this website for one last time
Everything feels increasingly broken and expensive, and there's frustration in the air
The apocalyptic city-builder gets a board game adaptation