The nominees for the 2026 New York Game Awards have been revealed, featuring standout titles like Clair Obscur, Hades 2, and Ghost of Yotei competing for the coveted Game of the Year honor.
In 2025, “Slop” has been recognized as the Word of the Year by Merriam-Webster, joining “six seven” and “touch grass” in this notable distinction.
The game’s unprecedented winning streak aligns with a strange trend sweeping TikTok.
Devil May Cry season 2 is set to premiere soon, continuing the thrilling adaptation of the beloved video game series.
Capcom reveals Mega Man: Dual Override during the 2025 Game Awards.
The upcoming second expansion for Diablo 4, titled Lord of Hatred, was announced at The Game Awards 2025, introducing the Paladin class and an enhanced endgame experience.
No Law, crafted by Neon Giant, blends cyberpunk aesthetics and Deus Ex influences with a touch of Studio Ghibli’s whimsical charm.
Total War expands its universe with an exciting collaboration, merging Creative Assembly’s strategy gameplay with the epic lore of Warhammer 40,000.
S-Game has unveiled exciting new information about Phantom Blade Zero for PS5 and PC, showcasing a fresh trailer and confirming the release date during The Game Awards 2025.
Epic Games has teamed up with The Game Awards to offer a free game this week on the Epic Games Store.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has achieved remarkable success, securing nine awards, among them Best Role-Playing Game, Best Independent Game, and Best Game Direction.
The Game Awards showcased an exciting array of new game announcements and provided fresh glimpses of anticipated titles on the horizon.
Fans anticipating Half-Life 3 were taken aback by the announcement of a new shooter set to launch in January.
Verso’s Drafts introduces the free Expedition 33 DLC, featuring a new photo mode, exciting boss battles, and a wealth of additional content.
Introducing AMD FSR Redstone, now incorporating FSR 4 to enhance your gaming experience. This latest update leverages machine learning to boost performance and visual quality for AMD’s 9070, 9070 XT, and 9060-series graphics cards.
The iconic Boomslang makes its return after more than 25 years since its original debut.