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SteelSeries’ conquest to take over your gaming space has, oddly enough, rarely included a controller. Especially a premium one. It feels like everyone is making one now, so it’s worth throwing your hat in the ring to see if players resonate with what you bring to the table. The Aeon Pro is what the gear…

When I began working on Fear The Timeloop, I wanted to make time feel physically important. It could not be a timer that simply sits in the corner of the screen. Every minute needed to be something you could lose, earn, or spend too early.

A popular PlayStation Plus action game has received a major update from its developers. This update comes a year after the game’s launch and will go live alongside the release of its Nintendo Switch 2 version.

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A video game posted to the Trump administration’s website — one that closely resembled Tetris — has been taken down after the Tetris Company complained.

the asymmetrical stealth horror game developed and co-published with Gun Interactive, alongside partners Compass International Pictures and Further Front, is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PCxe Editions

Nearly every device available today seems to have some sort of smart technology included. Whether it’s your smartphone, thermostat, fridge, or lights, if it’s connected to the internet, it more than likely can be controlled through a smart app. If you want to make things more convenient, you can combine all your smart tech into…

Daisy Edgar-Jones has been “playing so many video games” in preparation for Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow.

I’ve always found old horror films tremendously entertaining. When my grandmother, my mother, and I struggled for something to watch, returning to the old classics like JAWS or one of the Friday the 13th films was just another Saturday without the box office. So, when I realized Illfonic was working with Gun Interactive to make…

Recently, Sony announced it was ditching physical games to pursue an all-digital future. Instead of buying game discs, customers will have to buy digital copies. Except not really. Turns out you don’t own the digital titles you buy on PlayStation 5; you only purchase licenses that the company can revoke at any time. You don’t…