Haunted Chocolatier is getting some exciting new features, as the developer has shared updates on its ongoing progress.
Get ready for a fresh PlayStation State of Play livestream on Thursday, September 3, where Sony will showcase the latest updates and upcoming features for PS5 ahead of the Tokyo Game Show.
Armored Mewtwo makes its long-awaited return to Pokémon Go as part of the festivities for Pokémon Go Fest 2026.
In addition to its ban in Australia, Halloween: The Game has also been denied a rating in Japan, preventing its release on PS5.
Daniel Vávra recently shared on social media that DLSS 5 enhances the graphics rendering in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.
The upcoming Pokémon film, Pokémon: Wild Card, promises to break away from the series’ established conventions.
Shawn Kittelsen from Paramount Game Studios has highlighted that adapting Yellowstone and other titles from the Sheridanverse, including Lioness, is a top priority.
Temple Maker 64 is a passion project from an indie developer who transitioned from a full-time software engineering career to create a level design tool inspired by the Zelda series.
Coyote Vs. ACME makes a humble yet commendable debut in theaters, following its journey from being shelved by Warner Bros to its release by Ketchup Entertainment.
CD Projekt is gearing up for a physical release of The Witcher 4, despite acknowledging that it has “no control” over the production of discs for PS5 and Xbox consoles.
Sony Music and Warner Chappell have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, claiming it is involved in one of the most significant and egregious cases of intellectual property theft to date.
Chess.com has launched Gambit, its inaugural poker platform, and is now planning to introduce additional sites for games such as go, backgammon, and mahjong.
Growing bipartisan concerns are leading an increasing number of politicians to oppose AI surveillance.
Sega has refreshed the Persona 6 announcement page, unveiling intriguing new details about the game’s upcoming release.
Valve’s PC gaming platform has experienced a significant data breach, exposing beta versions of games spanning over the last ten years.
Players have filed a lawsuit against Sony, claiming that the purchasing process for digital games failed to clearly communicate that they would not gain ownership of the titles.