Death usually just means respawning and trying again in games, but Torment: Tides of Numenera makes death something altogether different, and that's sort of awesome. But I'll still try to just persuade and intimidate my way through life.

Ubisoft’s upcoming weapons-based melee brawler, For Honor is out on Feb 14. We’ve got a pretty sweet For Honor hamper to give away to one lucky winner.

Disappointed that you won't be playing Splatoon 2 for a few months? Nintendo have just revealed a limited beta period for their inky shooter sequel.

Infinity Ward, Beenox and other internal Activision studios see layoffs after a disappointing year for Activision Publishing.

Steam Greenlight, once the beacon of hope for independant development on Steam, has been dying for sometime. And now Valve is ready to finally replace it.

The latest chapter of Bioware’s space-adventure roleplaying game Mass Effect: Andromeda is taking some influence from The Witcher III for how it approaches side-quests.

Nioh is an incredibly gruelling game, and especially so when you go tow to toe with many of the game's boss battles. But one spell is changing that in favour if the players, and breaking the game.

Hitman is a game of singular focus. A single character, a single target at a time and a single way to die in any single playthrough. As a game of assassination, it’s superb in the way it handles the world around Agent 47. And that’s because while his targets are walking slabs of fragile soon-to-be-expired meat, Agent 47 himself is …