Learn about the people trying to catalog gaming's history, the folks who keep our social feeds safe, and much more.
As we put October into the rearview mirror, thoughts on the last few weeks of horror films, including The Loved Ones, Exists, and more!
Gun Media's teaming with horror's Tom Savini and Harry Manfredini in a game of counselors vs. killer.
Here's what Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, and PS3 owners are getting next month.
The launch of Sony's new racing game hasn't been a smooth one.
One of the company's new initiatives involves ways of visualizing your health.
Shinji Mikami returns to the genre that defined him, but the result is a jumbled mess of ideas that never quite come together.
Instead, the developer's explicitly focused on the current generation and PC.
The Dark Below features new missions, strikes, gear, and a raised level cap.
I somehow convinced the director of The Thing and Halloween to answer my stupid questions again.
Electronic Arts appears to be giving DICE a significant amount of time for the next major installment.
We're a day late, but Tuesday brings stories of personal anguish with modern storytelling, being more than a victim, and much more.
An updated set of rules tries to clamp down on the service's racier content.
Sega's reviving the strategy cult classic for computers in the near future.
Finally.
With Sunset Overdrive preparing to launch, the company's making some big moves.
When a game's aesthetic can be circumvented by the player, are we supposed to respect artistic intent?
The studio has built a USB driver for stick compatibility, and wants to give it away to other developers, too.
In the search for meaning after Guitar Hero: Metallica, the band has found a new home.
Perhaps not the type of commentary to be making as your game is launching on the service.
Project Scissors represents Clock Tower creator Hifumi Kono returning to his roots, and he's bringing some friends along for the ride.
The longtime developer is departing for "other ambitions" and "new opportunities."
A deep dive into the grey markets of Star Citizen, existential examinations of games in today's culture, and much more.
It's not always about hitting the next checkpoint. Shadow of Mordor, Spelunky, and others are teaching us new ways to understand (and celebrate) death.
Coherence, Grabbers, The Houses October Built, Dead Snow 2, and The Awakening represent the rollercoaster of quality that is horror.