Ghostwire: Tokyo has up to 10 graphics modes – so which is best?
Ghostwire: Tokyo sees acclaimed Japanese developer Tango Gameworks striking out in new directions. For one, it’s an actual next-gen/current-gen exclus
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Unreal developer Epic Games sues smart glasses maker Nreal
Chinese augmented reality headset company Nreal is being sued by Epic Games, developer of Fortnite and Unreal Engine.If you hadn’t guessed already, th
Dan, Rose, Oro, and Akira Kazama heading to Street Fighter 5 before the end of next year
Capcom has detailed the year ahead for Street Fighter 5 Championship Edition in a new livestream, revealing the identities of four of the five new cha
Splitgate 2 developer 1047 Games lays off "small group of valued staff"
Splitgate 2 developer 1047 Games has laid off a “small group of valued staff”.In a statement posted to LinkedIn, the studio said that while it continu
Content Warning is the new Lethal Company, but with a genuinely wholesome twist
Content Warning is the new Lethal Company – or it is today at least. It’s come out of nowhere, it’s a gorgeously scrappy co-op horror experience, and
Baldur's Gate 3 romantic scenes used intimacy coordinators
Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian hired intimacy coordinators to ensure its actors felt safe and comfortable during romantic scenes.In an interview wit
No Man's Sky for Nintendo Switch: a valiant effort – but the compromises cut too deep
No Man’s Sky has had a very strong redemption story. Originally released six years ago to widespread criticism over missing features, overblown promis
Elden Ring is a surprisingly brilliant "only forward" game
I am by no means a Souls expert. The opposite really. I played Dark Souls a bit and loved it – but I also struggled with it, as a foolish, cowardly, f
Cyberpunk 2077 patch 1.2: big boosts for PS4 Pro but what about the other consoles?
Cyberpunk 2077’s 1.2 patch arrived last week, accompanied by an absolutely gigantic list of bug fixes, tweaks and upgrades. Dedicated players should s
Pokémon Go creator Niantic lays off 68 people following $3.5bn games sale
Niantic has made 68 employees redundant as part of its company restructuring process following the sale of its gaming portfolio to Monopoly Go maker S