The Sinking City 2 Review: A Sinking Feeling

The Sinking City 2 excels at delivering a captivating and eerie atmosphere, artistically alluring visuals, and jump-inducing sound design. However, much like the shambling reanimated corpses players confront, it tends to stumble as it walks the same well-paved road laid by Resident Evil 4. This long-awaited sequel aligns with its predecessor’s reception; a respectable scare…

Sony Says Wild Stuff In A New Legal Filing About Digital Games

A 2025 California law is supposed to require companies to make it clear when they are selling people digital games that they won’t permanently own. Sony is currently facing a proposed class action lawsuit claiming the PS5 maker still isn’t correctly disclosing that digital games are just licenses. In a new filing to defend itself,…

Steal An Egg codes (August 2026)

If you’re looking to get rich quick in one of the biggest games to hit Roblox in a hot minute, you won’t get there with new Steal An Egg codes. That’s because they simply don’t exist. With a few gameplay ideas taken from mammoths like Grow a Garden and Steal a Brainrot, it follows the…

METAL GEAR SOLID: Peace Walker – Master Collection Version Review (Switch 2)

Note. We’re still working on our review of the overall MGS Master Collection Vol. 2 package – keep an eye out for our verdict soon. Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker represented a pretty significant shift in the stealth action series. Despite being released on the humble PSP back in 2010, it was comfortably the largest…

The Blood of Dawnwalker Review: Time Doesn’t Heal All Wounds

In an age of overconsumption, The Blood of Dawnwalker shows the potential of limitation. You’re given 30 days to rescue your family from the fangs of a vampiric court. Growing stronger for the final fight, either by improving your skills or helping others to forge alliances, ticks the clock onwards. As uneven as this mechanic…

‘Your Next Gaming Obsession’: Ambitious PlayStation 5 RPG Gets Impressive Reviews

An upcoming PlayStation 5 RPG has impressed critics, with some calling it their “next gaming obsession.” Developed by Rebel Wolves and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, the open-world dark fantasy game is set to make its official debut this week. It appears Rebel Wolves’ ambitious project, The Blood of Dawnwalker, has generated positive word-of-mouth ahead…

Some of WoW’s hardest dungeons and raids have gotten just a bit easier—that’s on purpose, developers say

World of Warcraft’s developers are making some subtle shifts in dungeons and raids to help players with its more-difficult content, in the hopes that a variety of knock-on effects result, including increased participation in the game overall and a better balance of tanks, healers and damage dealers. In the case of WoW’s timed-dungeon Mythic Plus…

Naughty Dog’s New Game Finishes Recording But Not Ready To Show More

Naughty Dog has been very quiet regarding its upcoming sci-fi action game Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, but the upcoming PS5 exclusive has hit a significant milestone: the studio has wrapped filming its actors’ motion-captured performances. News comes from a post on the studio’s social media channels, which included an image of Intergalactic lead actor Tati Gabrielle in her motion…

Onimusha: Way of the Sword review

Published: August 31, 2026 Our Verdict Onimusha: Way of the Sword sees the storied series return to its roots, while adding just enough modern sensibility to entice a fresh audience. Its strong cast, well-realized narrative, and dopamine-inducing combat are all top-notch, though some of the finer details elsewhere are lacking. It’s a laser-focused samurai action…

Onimusha: Way of the Sword Reviews Say Capcom Has a Fourth Hit on Its Hands this Year

If you thought Capcom’s blistering hot streak in 2026 was bound to end, you might be right. But it’s not ending with Onimusha: Way of the Sword. The samurai action game revives Capcom’s long-dormant series after 20 years (discounting remasters), and it bucks a big trend from the last five years. Parrying definitely matters in…