Netflix has finally figured out how to get viewers off their phones with its newest horror game, but it doesn’t quite stick the landing

Point and click horror can be really tricky to pull off, it can lack a sense of agency over your own actions as characters are funneled into certain choices. But it’s even harder to do well when the thing you’re using to point and click with is your own temperamental phone. Instead of using a…

PS Plus Essential July Monthly Free Games Aren’t Too Exciting

After an extra week of waiting, Sony has announced PS Plus Essential July 2026 monthly free games. The lineup isn’t too exciting, but PS4 players will be pleased to note that all three games are playable on the last-gen console. Full list of PS Plus Essential July 2026 monthly free games The following games will…

Mario Kart World Update Adds New Knockout Tour Routes And Stickers For Photo Mode

Mario Kart World is getting an update today that adds two new routes for its elimination competition mode, Knockout Tour. The update also adds the function to place stickers on photos taken in Photo Mode. Knockout Tour’s new routes are Drill Rally and Boomerang Rally. The former connects Wario Shipyard and Bower’s Castle, while the…

Long Legal Battle Over Subanutica 2 Ends With Bonuses & CEO Leaving

The long, messy legal battle over Subnautica 2 between the game’s developer, Unknown Worlds, and its publisher, Krafton, has seemingly come to an end. Krafton will pay all previously promised bonuses to employees as part of a settlement with Unknown Worlds’ CEO and co-founders. And the studio’s CEO, Ted Gill, who was fired last year…

Doom The Dark Ages’ new Revelations DLC is “the culmination of 35 years of Doom” and movement is back

Shorn of his armor, Shield Saw smashed, the Slayer of the new Doom: The Dark Ages Revelations DLC is less of a tank than in the main game, and that’s a good thing, because it means movement is back. In this new paid-for DLC, id Software has drawn on 35 years of Doom, delivering an…

Why Sony Is Killing Disc-Based PlayStation Games And The Implications For PS6 And Beyond

Sony’s announcement that it will stop releasing games on discs beginning in 2028 will have implications for the PlayStation 6, according to one industry expert. Piers Harding-Rolls of Ampere Analysis said the decision to stop having PlayStation’s first-party games, along with titles from third-parties, printed on discs, “pretty much guarantees that PS6 won’t arrive until…