Ubisoft is trying to make its games more varied
You know the joke: all Ubisoft games are the same. That’s not entirely true, of course. But it is clear the French mega-publisher has followed a templ
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Borderlands 4 special editions and price confirmed (and it won't cost $80)
With Borderlands 4’s September release inching closer, publisher Take-Two has announced pricing and a variety of special editions for the shooter. And
Sims 4 gets embalming, grim reaping, reincarnation, and naked moon rituals in new Life & Death expansion
Following a few early teases last month, EA has formally unveiled The Sims 4’s spooky new Life & Death expansion, which arrives on 31st October, addin
For the King 2's tabletop-inspired RPG action gets November release date
It feels like forever ago that For the King 2 – the sequel to IronOak Games’ wonderful tabletop-RPG-meets-digital-board-game adventure – was announced
DF Direct Weekly on The Callisto Protocol – and Nintendo's Pokémon performance promise
After a short delay owing to the arrival of some embargoed Witcher 3 content, DF Direct Weekly returns with its 89th instalment – featuring a chastene
The Rock is bringing "one of the biggest, most badass games" to the big screen
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Someone should make a game about: moths
Growing up, I often imagined myself charging through the jungle in pursuit of some exotic creature then whispering excitedly into an imaginary camera.
An interview with a Ubisoft developer – from inside Watch Dogs: Legion's virtual London
We’re used to seeing people interview video game developers on camera. Hundreds are pumped out of E3 every year. This one, though, is a little differe
BioWare's beleaguered multiplayer shooter Anthem shutting down next year
Following “careful consideration”, publisher EA and developer BioWare are shutting down Anthem in January.Bioware is taking the servers for the beleag
Concord feels like a load of brilliant games combined – but is that enough?
Everything else aside, Concord definitely throws up an interesting question. Does doing every distinct, individual part of a game as well as it can be